Conflict Theory On Type 2 Diabetes

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There are effective prevention and controlling the disease, however, a disease still stay a vital problem. For example, for diabetes especially type 2 diabetes can be prevented with managing a lifestyle and diet pattern changes in society. Individuals who are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes pancreas still works however not quite effective as it should be as the body built an insulin resistance which makes it difficult to change glucose into energy where too much glucose is left inside the blood. Managing a lifestyle pattern can modify a type 2 diabetes this includes eating a healthy diet, it is vital individual eat a healthy food such as by learning about the size of portion and counting a carbohydrate. Making a meal a well-balanced. An individual …show more content…

It believes individual from a poor social background has a higher chance of developing an illness. After becoming ill an individual’s become inadequate health care make it more inadequate to healthcare. Physicians control the medical practice to raise their income status by explaining the social issue as a medical issue by ‘medicalized’ and treat the problems. Conflict theory approach views the cause of type 2 diabetes is because an individual is from a poor background. An individual who has a lower income and is less disadvantage in the society have a higher chance of developing a type 2 diabetes as they consume a soda which has cheap calories and a processed food containing a high fats, salts, artificial substance and oils this lead to obesity and type 2 …show more content…

During 1951 Parson was the first to debate about the sick role. According to Parson, there are the few expectations which need to be met before considering individual sick. Firstly, individual should not cause their own health problem an example could be by eating a high-fat food which leads to overweight and linked to type 2 diabetes. An individual receives a less sympathy. Secondly, individual who is sick must adamant to get well otherwise will see as faking the illness. Thirdly, an individual illness should be confirmed by a physician so they can follow the instruction. The relationship between the physician and the patient is hierarchical where the instruction is provided by the physician and followed by the

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