Diabetes 2 – Risk Of Amputation Of Legs And Feet – What’s Going On
December 16th, 2010 — diabetes
Why do so many people with Type 2 Diabetes require amputation at some point in their life? Type II Diabetes causes many medical problems. One of the most devastating is diabetic neuropathy. This is actually the diabetes doing damage to the nerves in the periphery nervous system. It happens most often in the legs and feet. This health problem usually begins with a tingling sensation in the area. Eventually the tingling turns to pain or numbness. Another medical condition that Type two Diabetes causes Read more [...]
Can I Do Some Exercise For Type II Diabetes – I Have Health Concerns
December 12th, 2010 — diabetes
Exercise is important for adequate control of Type 2 Diabetes. When used in combination with a Diabetes Diet and medicine, you have a good shot at keeping the diabetes in check for a long period. It also helps manage weight issues, which also helps manage the glucose levels. It counteracts the medical issues that lead to cardiovascular disease. That is good news since diabetes has an increased risk of heart disease. It is a well known fact that exercise has both physical and emotional benefits that Read more [...]
Diet Tips In Type 2 Diabetes – Do You Know About Diet
December 7th, 2010 — diabetes
No set formula for eating will be able to keep your Diabetes Type 2 in check. Individuals must determine the best workable combination for their own health management. There are some general rules that will help you make the right choices though. Your food choices must to be the healthy ones. Type II Diabetes brings additional probability of cardio-vascular disease, stroke, and other severe medical issues. Making healthy food choice will benefit your diabetes as well as help avoid the other health Read more [...]
How To Conquer Diabetes
December 5th, 2010 — diabetes
Initially, diabetes is a really serious disease that can have the possibility life threatening complications. It is an ailment that a lot of men and women are suffering today and is in addition a condition where cure is not yet in existent. Having to live with diabetes is difficult and at times, depressing. Most people who get diagnosed with diabetes are overwhelmed and if you are even depressed to the meaning that they consider that their life is now over. Although, with the modern treatment means Read more [...]
Do You Know – What Is A Diabetes Diet – For Type 2 Diabetes
December 1st, 2010 — diabetes
Those that get a type 2 diabetes diagnosis (whether they have Diabetes Symptoms or not) think they must go on a special Diabetes Diet. However, that is not really the case. Just about any food can still be on the menu. There are a few rules that will transform the eating plan of those with a new diagnosis though. One is that you eat at regular meal times. This regular intake helps moderate the blood glucose levels. Many individuals with Diabetes 2 find adopting a regular schedule of meals and snacks Read more [...]
Diabetes 2 – Monitoring Diabetes – And Your Healthcare Team Why Can’t I Go It Alone
November 17th, 2010 — diabetes
Monitoring your blood glucose levels is just the start of what you and your doctor need to do to keep an eye on your type 2 diabetes. It is most likely the most immediate factor that comes to mind however. Glucose levels rising are the primary indicator of Diabetes in the first place. The doctor uses HbA1C testing to monitor your long-term glucose levels. This usually occurs roughly four times a year. This testing gives you and your doctor a picture of how you diabetes control regime is working Read more [...]
Type 2 Diabetes – Being Overweight Prevents Insulin Working Properly
November 15th, 2010 — diabetes
Type 2 Diabetes does not usually appear without cause. Therefore, the biggest reason people develop this disease is due to carrying too much bodyweight and also leading a sedentary lifestyle. Your body works in the right way when you are at an ideal weight and active. With a healthy system, the body turns food into glucose during the digestion process and then channels it to the body’s cells. The body’s cells need this glucose for energy. All the same, in order for the cells to turn the glucose Read more [...]
Tips for Treating Hypoglycemia
September 19th, 2010 — diabetes
As noted in the American Diabetes Association (ADA) scientific sessions in June 2010, severe hypoglycemia is associated with an increased risk of macrovascular (cardiac) events and death. This was documented in the large trial studies called ACCORD and ADVANCE. What is Hypoglycemia? Hypoglycemia is also known as low blood sugar. Any blood sugar under 70 mg/dl when testing with a meter is considered low blood sugar. Remember not to use alternate site testing if you think you are experiencing a low Read more [...]
Does Diabetes Leave a Bad Taste in Your Mouth?
September 1st, 2010 — diabetes
Phantogeusia is a neurological phenomenon rarely mentioned, let alone discussed. It is a phantom taste perception: often a metallic or salty taste in your mouth where no stimulus can be found, and is especially problematic for diabetics, both Type 1 and Type 2. When people don't have diabetes, an odd bitter taste in their mouth is usually due to blood. There can be sores and cuts or fissures in the gums that take time to heal, and until they do, they bleed. Blood has a bitter taste, and when the Read more [...]
Type 2 Diabetes – Kidney Damage and High Blood Pressure!
August 11th, 2010 — diabetes
The most serious complication of diabetes involving the urinary tract is nephropathy. Diabetic nephropathy is kidney damage that occurs in 20 to 30% of people with type 2 diabetes. If no action is taken to stop it, this condition can progress to end-stage renal disease. 80% of all people with end-stage renal disease have Type 2 diabetes, so diabetic nephropathy is a major concern for lifelong Type 2 diabetics. Diabetes Can Weaken Your Kidneys: Over time, diabetes causes damage to cell membranes Read more [...]
