OXIDATIVE STRESS, TYPE 2 DIABETES AND ASSESSMENT METHODS
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Oxidative stress, diabetes, norm, pathology, assessment methodsAbstract
The study of indicators of oxidative stress, which develops as a result of imbalances between oxidative and antioxidant systems, helps to identify the pathogenesis of many pathological processes, assess the risk of their occurrence and predict the characteristics. Elimination of oxidative stress helps to increase the effectiveness of prophylactic and therapeutic and rehabilitation measures.The above materials convince us of the need for extensive use of antioxidants in the complex therapy of ongoing acute and chronic diseases, in combination with other pathogenetic methods of treatment. The choice between them should be determined by the nature of the pathological process and the degree of its activity.
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