whats honey moon diabetes
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No they can not
Diabetes is typically diagnosed by a primary care provider, not by a specialist. It is a straightforward diagnosis. If a diabetes diagnosis is made, treatment is typically started by the primary care provider. If consultation is needed, it is with an endocrinologist.
Borderline diabetes is also known as pre-diabetes. It is a fasting blood sugar level of 100-125 mg/dl. Making immediate diet and exercise changes can postpone a type 2 diabetes diagnosis.
because people are afraid that the diagnosis of diabetes will raise and that many people will be insulin dependent i am so i can understand why they are concerned does that answer it for you ?? :)
Diagnosis of diabetes can be made with an oral glucose challenge (if the diagnosis is uncertain), by a fasting blood glucose of > 125mg/dL, or a random blood glucose of > 200mg/dL, when accompanied by any symptoms concerning for diabetes (polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia, or weight loss). The glycosylated hemoglobin (also called HgbA1c) will also be elevated, but this is not currenlty used to diagnose diabetes.
No, blood pressure is not a determining factor for a diagnosis of Diabetes. Instead, high or low blood sugar (glucose) is a determining factor for Diabetes. However, it is true that Diabetes can lead to heart disease.
Adult onset diabetes can be a scary diagnosis. Ask your doctor if education classes on managing diabetes are available in your area. These classes offer information and tips on medication, meters, nutrition and physical activity.
there are several companies who have candy for people with diabetes that are sugar free. go to your local supermarket to check for these in the candy isle.
I am not sure on that one ,but I do know that there is no such thing as pre-diabetes. If you have diabetes you are born with it, but the symptoms might not show until you are older. Once you see symptoms like major weight loss exssessive thirst and urination, see a doctor for diagnosis
Dual diagnosis simply refers to patients who are suffering from two or more conditions. For instance, a person receiving cancer treatment who also must have hemodialysis for diabetes.