If you’ve had type 2 diabetes for 20 years or longer has anyone gone without any complications or are complications simply inevitable since it is a progressive disease?
I was referring to compliant diabetics who have always maintained good control of their diabetes.
Are complications inevitable as we age?
I have all the other symptoms of diabetes, but do not loose weight. I have always had low blood sugar.
My skin is so dry though, that doctors comment that it is not normal. Can you comment?
My mother is diabetic and I am a bit hypoglycemic. I am a bit worried about not being able to control sugars and would like to know from someone who might have a background in the medical field/nutrition and diet what effect running has. I’ve heard that exercising is "like taking insulin".
bags can be extremely annoying, as can fitting everything into pockets. there may be no way around this. I can’t see one. its especially akward in clubs when you have to keep a small bag on when you don’t want to look stupid, and/or you want to dance etc.
I have hypoglycemia……for life. Is there any way for me to get diabetes? If i can, then how? I just want to know so i can live a healthy life and shy away from bad areas that will cause me to get unhealthy.
My boyfriend has Type 1 Diabetes and he’s having his first diabetic reaction that I’ve ever seen. I gave him sugar, but I’m afraid that he can overdose on sugar because I don’t know how it works. How soon after he eats can I have him test his blood?
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