It is more likely that raised blood glucose, Diabetic Hyperglycemia, might raise the risks of getting certain kinds (while not all kinds) of cancer.
There are several hypothesises for why diabetics seem to be more prone to cancer, ranging from higher glucose level might favour the growth of tumours (nourishment), the insulin's functional similarity/association with growth hormones, other hormonal interferences, even the life style and circumstances that led to Diabetes could themselves be causative factors, amongst quite a few other possible reasons.
Cancer patients can have diabetes, but cancer does not mean someone will get it.
The exception to this is pancreatic cancer. It directly effects the organ that would cause diabetes.
Patients' diabetes. (just spell or grammar check it)
He Doesn't Have Cancer, he HAD Diabetes But He's Ok Now He Doesn't Have Cancer, he HAD Diabetes But He's Ok Now He Doesn't Have Cancer, he HAD Diabetes But He's Ok Now
only diabetes
Diabetes is not caused by cancer. Diabetes can be inherited, but that would mean that the mother and/or father and/or other ancestors have diabetes.
Uncomplicated diabetes insipidus is controllable with adequate intake of water and most patients can lead normal lives.
False. Not all patients with diabetes need an injection. There is currently non injectable medication on the market used to adjust insulin levels and to control diabetes.
Sadly, many patients who have been diagnosed with diabetes either can't or won't focus on fulfilling an effective treatment plan. Negligence on the part of diabetes sufferers can lead to illness, amputations and even death. Those who have failed to take their diabetes seriously can recommit themselves to a more diligent care program for the future. Diabetes patients should memorize and learn several dozen easy to make diabetes recipes. By taking control of their diet, diabetes patients can ensure a better future for both themselves and society at large. After all, insolvent diabetes patients create a financial burden for society.
no he has diabetes
Patients with type I diabetes have experienced partial or complete damage to the insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas.
No he has Diabetes when he was 13
you get diabetes urinary problems and become annoying to other people who also have cancer
Where can I find a Dentist in my neighborhood that specializes in patients with Diabetes?