Self-Care Practices in Diabetes Management
Self-care management in a diabetic patient requires skills to make essential changes in routine day-to-day activities for controlling the disease and improving the quality of life in a natural way.
Self-care management in a diabetic patient requires skills to make essential changes in routine day-to-day activities for controlling the disease and improving the quality of life in a natural way.
‘Hypoglycemia (Low blood sugar) cases due to diabetes are set to reach 1.5 million by 2030.’
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There are significant increases in the number of diabetes cases worldwide, and this trend will have a knock-on effect on all diabetes-associated diseases such as hypoglycemia. Type 2 diabetes, the most common form, is occurring with increased frequency in children.As hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar, occurs most often in patients with drug-treated diabetes, the incidence of hypoglycemia is expected to increase in conjunction with diabetes.
Hypoglycemia is being increasingly recognized as a preventable cause of impaired quality of life and mortality among diabetic patients.
Remedies to Treat Diabetes Naturally
An article about the natural remedies available at home to treat diabetes effectively and efficiently.
An article about the natural remedies available at home to treat diabetes effectively and efficiently.
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World Diabetes Day 2021 � �Access to Diabetes Care: If Not Now, When?�
World Diabetes Day is marked every year on 14th November to instill awareness on diabetes. 2021 marks the centenary celebration of insulin discovery through access to diabetes care.
World Diabetes Day is marked every year on 14th November to instill awareness on diabetes. 2021 marks the centenary celebration of insulin discovery through access to diabetes care.
Long-Term Glycemic Control � A Better Measure of COVID-19 Severity
Risk of severe COVID-19 among diabetics may be predicted by a history of long-term blood sugar. The study finds that there is a 48% increased risk of severe COVID-19 with long-term blood sugar.
Risk of severe COVID-19 among diabetics may be predicted by a history of long-term blood sugar. The study finds that there is a 48% increased risk of severe COVID-19 with long-term blood sugar.
