Psychotropic Drugs Related to Diabetes and High Blood Sugar
Many drugs that are prescribed to improve a patient’s moods, behavior and emotions may produce weight gain, increased blood sugar levels and insulin …
Continue ReadingMany drugs that are prescribed to improve a patient’s moods, behavior and emotions may produce weight gain, increased blood sugar levels and insulin …
Continue ReadingThere are quite a number of Medicare covered diabetes testing supplies such as lancets, glucose monitors and testing strips. Anyone under a Medicare …
Continue ReadingAt the moment, fasting for diabetics is possible depending on the health of the person with type 2 diabetes. When fasting with type 2 diabetes, it is …
Continue ReadingMethotrexate is a drug that is used to treat autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis. It is a drug with many potential side …
Continue ReadingCan you cure diabetes using natural or conventional treatment methods? This question troubles the minds of individuals suffering from diabetes, …
Continue ReadingCan diabetics eat snacks and dessert without losing blood sugar control? Of course! By adapting diabetic recipes, reading labels and making the right …
Continue ReadingThere are a number of studies with conflicting results about the effects of caffeine in the metabolism of glucose, on insulin resistance and other …
Continue ReadingAre you choosing test strips for diabetes? Different meters and strips offer no coding, alternate site testing, different sample sizes, and different …
Continue ReadingLong-term high blood sugar can wreak havoc on many aspects of your body. This is a thorough look at the consequences of non-treatment of diabetes.
Continue ReadingDiabetes is a chronic illness. It requires you to continually invest in products to treat your illness on a long term basis. Find out what six things …
Continue ReadingStudies (published by Laboratory Investigation) have shown that bone marrow transplantation with islet cell transplantation for type 1 diabetes …
Continue ReadingA diabetic foot ulcer is often the result of diabetic neuropathy, or nerve damage. Individuals with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes lack feeling in …
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