#Diabetes Complications

[arianna-irwynarn]

Just woke up and my feet are burning

Burning

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Burning

Neuropathy is the worst!

[gamzees-bignaturals]

Hi! I'm still having high blood pressure and fever. Being diabetic is awful .Help me get what I need so when I leave I can stay healed and get better today. #Type1Diabetes 😭. I'm a disabled mom so can't work after I had an accident. I've a spinal cord problem ..my blood sugar is high and I'm last to my pen, i need insulin to save my life and medical care for the past 2 months.

This is a life-threatening situation.share widely & donate 🙏

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[vaidyaslaboratory]

Prioritize Your Heart Health: Recognizing Early Symptoms and Scheduling Check-Ups

Maintaining heart health is essential for overall well-being. Learn to identify early warning signs of heart issues to ensure timely intervention. This guide emphasizes the importance of staying informed about heart health and scheduling regular check-ups with your healthcare provider. Consider exploring a Heart Health Package to get a comprehensive evaluation and personalized care plan tailored to your needs.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

WHEN THE HOLLYWOOD LIFE, LOOK, & GLAMOUR ABSOLUTELY LEAVES YOU FOREVER.

PIC INFO: What the late, great Shelley Duvall really looked like at the time of her passing, so, cherish your gradually fading looks now, ladies -- Spotlight on the last known photo of Shelley Duvall, taken on her 75th birthday by a visitor, 4 days before she died in her sleep due to diabetes-related complications.

This post goes out to all the fake-ass, processed cheese dickheads on here who probably never even bothered to look into some of her last images on this Earth, but instead chose to parrot the same 10 images of Shelley ad nauseum from equally inspid Tumblr blogs. Fuck you all, you twats.

Source: www.reddit.com/r/lastimages/comments/1e0t184.

[gofitnesspro]

Diabetes in Young Adults: Causes and Solutions

Addressing the rise of diabetes in young adults requires comprehensive strategies that promote healthy lifestyle choices, including regular physical activity, balanced nutrition, stress management, and increased awareness of diabetes risk factors. Additionally, early detection through regular screenings and improved access to healthcare can help identify and manage diabetes at an earlier stage,…

[wellhealthhub]

Diabetic Sores on Legs: A Comprehensive Exploration of Complications and Treatments

Discover in-depth insights into the complexities of diabetic sores on legs, also known as diabetic ulcers, and foot-related complications associated with diabetes. Unravel the multifaceted causes, symptoms, and highly effective treatment approaches meticulously detailed in this all-encompassing article on diabetic wound care, prevention, and management. Introduction The global impact of…

[alaaamasoud]

Diabetes Types

In fact, causes of diabetes could vary according to the type, which’s the same case for ways of treatment. There are two main types of diabetes, yet, two more types could be added to the list, with a possible temporary one, as you’ll see through the following.

 Diabetes Type1: 

This type hits the immunity system, leading to pancreas cell damage, the insulin factory in our bodies.

Insulin job rolls around containing sugar amounts and makes it able to be absorbed by different body cells.

Medicine and science are still unsure about the causes of diabetes type 1, but we know that it could have some heritage and genetic reasons based, as we’ll spread later.

Diabetes Type2: 

This type comes due to some resistance against insulin efficiency, leading to sugar or glucose accumulation throughout the bloodstream, affecting, in its turn, the blood circulation efficiency and how it serves power to body cells. This type is responsible for 90 to 95% of diabetic patients worldwide.

 Diabetes Type 1.5: 

As funny as it sounds, yet it’s a severe type, which gains its name from how it could be described.

Type 1.5 is something between both type 1 and type 2. It’s similar to type 1 regarding how it works, as it leads immunity cells to attack pancreas cells, though it turns out to be type 2 by aging.

In fact, this type can not be controlled by just converting to a healthier lifestyle and meals. Still, it asks for different types of medicines and outer insulin intake according to the diagnosis and doctor’s prescription.

to know more about diabetes visit this link :

https://7keema.com/causes-of-diabetes-facing-you-daily/

[fishyfishyfishtimes]

Sometimes I feel like celiac disease doesn't actually count as a disability since it's so easy and stress free compared to deadly allergies, but then I remember that I have to meticulously plan every trip I go to and play 4D chess with uni campus restaurant menus and for a brief moment there was genuine consideration if I should be put on growth hormones because I was so small from not getting enough nutrients

[destielmemenews]

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[pernlover]

I'm finally starting to feel human again.

I started a biologic on September 22nd, this is a medication to stop the immune system from working.

On October 9th, i started an insulin pump for the first time.

On October 10th I developed an extremely bad case of shingles.

On October 11th I developed cold symptoms.

By October 14th i had the worst cold I've ever had that turned into a very bad sinus infection, ear infection, and chest cold.

I've been feeling like death for a few weeks. Also taking care of sick family members.

I took down a lot of nudes because while some of you cared. A lot just kept sending messages wanting to sext. I don't enjoying sexting on a good day. Much less when I'm super sick. And those rude ones often got ruder when I did not feel like playing their games.

I'm starting to feel better. And hope to be more active. I missed all you good ones.

[i-amusemyself]

Hi in your post about covid studies you've put that adolescents' risk of diabetes is increased by 584% ik it's meant to say 84%, just letting you know the typo is there.

Yeah I'm afraid that's not a typo anon. The risk in 0-1 year olds does increase by over 6x, or 584%.