Diabetes mellitus actually comes from the Greek word
"diabainein" which means "to pass through," and the Latin
word "mellitus" meaning "sweetened with honey." Previously,
an Egyptian papyrus and Greek Physician Aretaeus have mention a rare disease
with several symptoms such as loss of weight, urinate frequently and constant
thirst but then it seems to be a mystery during the Middle Ages.
However, the first person that has made clearance
about diabetes mellitus is Avicenna, the famous Arabian physician by describing
on more detail about the complication and the progression of the disease.
sources: Diabetes.co.uk the global diabetes community. http://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes-
history.html
sources: Diabetes.co.uk the global diabetes community. http://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes-
history.html
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