How can a diabetic patient plan their diet to prevent nutrition deficiency?
- Answered in Nutritionist First, you need to keep track of your Hba1c (glycated hemoglobin) for diabetes control ... The glycemic load of the meal is important, as excess sugar will lead to conversion in fat and increased diabetes complications … View thread
Is surgery necessary for the polyp in the maxillary sinus?
- Answered in Otolaryngology (E.N.T) Oral steroids are contraindicated if you have diabetes ... What complications can I have if I leave it without surgery till summer ... I do not know with this type of surgery how significant blood loss makes me more prone to complications during or after surgery under general anesthesia … View thread
Can type 2 diabetes be completely cured?
- Answered in Endocrinology Hi doctor,My mother is 60 years old and has been living with type 2 diabetes ... Is it possible to entirely eliminate type 2 diabetes ... Has she already experienced any diabetes-related complications, such as issues with her eyes, kidneys, heart, or feet ... If diabetes is not for a very long time and there are no complications, there are some patients who can reverse their diabetes with lifestyle modifications … View thread
My postprandial sugar levels are high even after taking Metformin. Do I need Insulin injection?
- Answered in Endocrinology Hello doctor, I have developed type-2 diabetes in the past three years ... The doctors here did not know to look at the correlation between that, and diabetes neither did I ... Diabetes has many complications, so it is not just to bring down the numbers but to monitor and treat complications associated with diabetes … View thread
An Overview of the Infective Complications in Diabetics
- Published in Diabetes Health Introduction Diabetes mellitus (DM) is characterized by inadequate insulin secretion or action ... Such infections can result in diabetes complications like hypoglycemia and ketoacidosis ... In a study, it was found that the risk of SSTI complications was five times more common, and hospitalization was four times more common in patients with diabetes … View thread
Diabetes and the Overactive Bladder
- Published in Diabetes Health Diabetes and its consequences have a substantial influence on the patient’s quality of life ... However, the degree of the effect of various diabetes complications on life quality varies … View thread
Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State (HHS) - Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
- Published in Diabetes Health Introduction Diabetes mellitus is a medical condition characterized by hyperglycemia as the primary metabolic disorder ... The autoimmune destruction of beta cells in the pancreas occurs in type 1 diabetes ... Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS) is less common than other complications ... What Are the Complications Associated With Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State (HHS) … View thread
Hyperventilation and Its Potential Complications
- Published in Respiratory health Diabetic ketoacidosis (a serious diabetes complication in which excess ketones are produced by the body) Pregnancy ... What Are the Potential Complications of Hyperventilation ... Due to the imbalance in oxygen and carbon dioxide levels, the complications of hyperventilation can be very severe, resulting in life-threatening conditions … View thread
Maturity-Onset Diabetes of Young - A Review
- Published in Diabetes Health What Is Maturity-Onset Diabetes of Young ... Maturity-onset diabetes of the young (MODY) is an uncommon kind of diabetes caused by a genetic mutation that inhibits or restricts the body's ability to manufacture insulin ... HNF1-Beta: This kind of MODY can cause several complications, including renal cysts (kidney cysts), uterine abnormalities, gout (a condition caused by urate is a substance in the body that builds up and makes needle-shaped crystals in the joints), and diabetes … View thread
Pediatric Critical Care: Treatments Offered
- Published in First aid and Emergencies Diabetes Complications: Diabetes in children may lead to many complications like increased blood pressure, narrowing of the blood vessels, nerve damage, heart diseases, stroke (decreased blood flow to the brain), etc ... Children are more prone to accidents which may lead to head injuries and associated complications … View thread