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Glycosuria What You Need To Know
Glycosuria or the presence of glucose in urine, is a condition that is often associated with diabetes but can have many other causes. Understanding the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of this condition is essential for those who experience it. In this article, we look at what glycosuria is, how it is caused and how it […]
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Best Way to Know You Have High Blood Potassium
Having too much potassium in your blood is a serious health condition known as hyperkalemia. While this is a less common condition, it’s important to know the high potassium symptoms to look out for. In this article, we will cover the best way to know if you have high blood potassium, including the symptoms, diagnosis, […]
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What is a Diabetic coma?
Diabetic coma is a serious and sometimes fatal medical condition caused by high or low levels of blood sugar in the body. It is a life threatening complication that people with diabetes must be aware of and closely monitor. This article will discuss the symptoms, causes, treatments and preventive measures for diabetic coma, for people […]
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Hypoglycemia: Causes, Symptoms and Solutions
Hypoglycemia is a condition in which the levels of glucose or sugar in the blood become too low. In this article, we will discuss the causes, symptoms, and solutions of hypoglycemia, as well as three novel therapies, dietary and lifestyle changes that can help manage the condition, and more. What is Hypoglycemia? Hypoglycemia is a […]
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7 Signs of Insulin Shock, Their Causes & Treatments
Insulin shock is a serious medical condition that can cause life-threatening symptoms if left untreated. It is caused by abnormally low blood sugar levels caused by an excess of insulin in the body. In this article, we will discuss 7 signs and symptoms of insulin shock, their causes, and how to treat it. We will […]
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What Is Brittle Diabetes?
Brittle diabetes, also known as labile diabetes, is one of the most complex forms of diabetes. It is characterized by extreme fluctuation in blood glucose levels. This can lead to either hyperglycemia (high blood glucose levels) or hypoglycemia (low blood glucose). Individuals with brittle diabetes may experience symptoms such as shaking, headaches, dizziness, and even […]
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DOES DIABETES CAUSE HAIR LOSS?
You are experiencing hair loss and are concerned about it. Can this be diabetic hair loss? You’re curious whether diabetes or insulin resistance is a factor, and if so, how to address the problem. Today, we’ll discuss the causes and treatments for hair loss, even if you have diabetes or insulin resistance. What does diabetes […]
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Is Salt Good or Bad For You?
Is Salt Good of Bad For You Especially If You Have Diabetes? The answer to whether salt is good or bad for you is today’s topic. Google information may tell you that you should eat as much salt as you want? Is that true, is that true for everyone. I will tell you one thing. […]
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Diabetic Eye Disease(Retinopathy): Signs You May Already Have It
DIABETIC EYE DISEASE OR RETINOPATHY Today we are talking about signs you may have diabetic eye disease or diabetic retinopathy. We will talk about the signs of diabetic eye disease, but remember that many people don’t know whether they have eye disease because there are often no signs or symptoms, or they think that poor […]
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Diabetic Kidney Disease Explained by Diabetes Doctor!
DIABETES-RELATED KIDNEY DISEASE Hello everyone, Today we are crashing on kidney disease also known as diabetic nephropathy due to diabetes. We will talk about what kidney disease is, how and why it happens, symptoms of diabetic kidney disease, stages of kidney disease, risk factors, and how to prevent end up with dialysis including dietary […]
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Thiamine/Benfotiamine: A Vitamin Every Diabetic Must Take
It’s no surprise that vitamins are essential nutrients for our body to thrive. Among the 13 known vitamins, thiamine, or Vitamin B1, happens to be one of the most crucial for diabetics who want to keep healthy blood sugar levels. That’s why thiamine is so important! Fortunately, thiamine comes in an accessible and affordable derivative […]
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Should Diabetics Take Aspirin?
Should a diabetic take aspirin to reduce heart attack risk? If you didn’t know I’ll tell you a quick statistic. When I say statistics I mean it’s real information, just to open your eyes, after age 65 the cause of death for a diabetic after 70 percent of the time is a heart attack and […]