Category: Related Complications

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Management Tips

High and Low Blood Sugars

Although many people with diabetes confidently state that they can reliably “detect” both their high and low blood sugars without actual measurement, studies have shown

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The Pancreas & Diabetes.

The pancreas is approximately 15cm long, Tongue-shaped and Pinkish-tan with a weight of around 80gms, and is primarily an exocrine gland that secretes pancreatic juice,

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Symptoms of Kidney Failure

You can manage Kidney failure by slowing it down. Some of the symptoms of kidney failure are: – Foul taste in the mouth – Poor

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Gluten and Diabetes

Gluten is a type of protein found in certain grains. These include wheat, barley, and rye. It can cause inflammation of the small intestine in

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Diabetes and Erectile Dysfunction

Diabetes can have a profound effect on a person’s sexual drive, functioning, and satisfaction, a situation called erectile dysfunction. This is especially apparent in men

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Cannabis and Diabetes

There are several studies that show cannabis helps improve blood sugar control and helps with weight loss. Yes, it is well known that cannabis does

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Diabetic Foot Care.

Diabetic foot care is part of a range of diseases from having diabetes. Diabetes can represent several diseases in which high blood glucose levels over

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World Hypertension Day:

On this world hypertension day, we look at the elation between diabetes and high blood pressure. They occur together so frequently that they are officially

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Sitting is the new smoking
Management Tips

Diabetics Should not Smoke

If you have Diabetes and smoke or are already a smoker who refuses to give up, you have just invited big trouble for yourself. This

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WORLD KIDNEY DAY

As always, we try as much as possible to inform our audience about upcoming events. Every 2nd Thursday of March every year, we celebrate World

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