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Diabetes generally has an impact on more than just the patient himself. That’s why it is frequently called a family disease. If affects the immediate family and the relationships of our dear friends as well. It can be a difficult proposition for anyone diagnosed with diabetes. In a single moment, the rest of your life is undeniably altered. Read the rest of this entry »

Gestational diabetes is no different from other variations of this health disorder. The only difference is that it occurs to women at the time of pregnancy and is harmful for the life getting nurtured inside the mother. High blood level in the sugar is the main effect of this form of diabetes, which can trigger other harmful health issues. Read the rest of this entry »

Among the most alarming health issues, type 2 diabetes certainly ranks among top entries in the list. The disease has not only affected grown-up adults, but teenagers and children are also being victimized by this serious health disorder. The restricted secretion of insulin by pancreas is the main cause behind this problem, while an unworthy lifestyle can be considered as the main culprit for worsening the condition. Read the rest of this entry »

Pregnant women could also gain an appetite boost during their pregnancy and they could have infections in their skin, bladder and vagina. The increase in appetite is yet one more warning signal of pregnancy but the recurrent infections is more commonly identified with the symptoms of diabetes. Read the rest of this entry »

Diabetes

Diabetes is a medical disorder which is characterized by varying degrees of hyperglycemia (elevated blood sugar levels). This usually happens after meals in diabetic people. All of the various types of diabetes mellitus have similar symptoms in common, as well as similar complications with advanced stages of diabetes. The state of high blood sugar, or ‘hyperglycemia’, can itself lead to dehydration and ketoacidosis. Ketoacidosis is a type of metabolic acidosis that is caused by hig Read the rest of this entry »