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How long does it usually take to recover from the effects of a diabetic seizure sluring of speech mobility and general concentration?
I don't understand what you mean exactly by using the term "seizure".
Slurring of speech, mobility and lack of concentration are usually signs of a "Hypo" caused by low blood sugar levels and after administering some form of glucose or sugar can take around 5 to 20 minutes for the person to be fully fit and functioning correctly again
If a hypo goes untreated for a long period of time this usually leads to unconsciousness followed by Seizure which is commonly known by many as a "fit"
These can take a lot longer to come round from, I was recently hospitalized for 4 days following a diabetic seizure.
What else can I help you with?
Does Dollar General sell diabetic formula?
no they do not sorry
What document dictates general mobility operations on a base?
Door not no
The mobility bag that contains general support items is the?
A-BAG
Who makes the Humvee?
The Humvee, or High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, is made by AM General.
Diabetic Testing?
If you feel like you may be at risk for having diabetes, then it is important to rely on the diabetic testing provided by a trained medical professional. Any general practitioner can give you the diabetic testing that you need.
Who was the general of tanks and mobility?
I would say General Patton. He was famous for using tanks and moving fast in WW11.
Which Spanish general created concentration camps in Cuba?
general V. Weyler
What general forced Cubans to relocate to concentration camps?
General Valeriano Weyler
What are the differences between a diabetic care center and a general clinic?
A diabetic care center and a general clinic serve different healthcare purposes, especially when it comes to managing chronic conditions like diabetes. Here are the key differences: Specialized vs. General Care: A diabetic care center, such as TFC Diabetic Clinic, focuses exclusively on diabetes management, offering specialized treatment plans, education, and support. A general clinic provides a broad range of medical services, addressing common illnesses, minor injuries, and general health concerns. Expertise & Specialists: Diabetic care centers have endocrinologists, diabetes educators, and dietitians who specialize in diabetes treatment. TFC Diabetic Clinic, for example, ensures patients receive expert guidance tailored to their condition. General clinics usually have general practitioners (GPs) who handle a variety of health issues but may refer complex cases to specialists. Comprehensive Diabetes Management: Centers like TFC Diabetic Clinic offer continuous glucose monitoring, lifestyle counseling, and advanced treatments specific to diabetes. General clinics provide basic diabetes screenings but may not have advanced monitoring tools or in-depth diabetes education programs. Personalized Treatment Plans: TFC Diabetic Clinic creates customized care plans based on each patient’s medical history, lifestyle, and treatment goals. General clinics may offer general advice but might not tailor treatments specifically for diabetes. Preventive Care & Education: Diabetic care centers emphasize long-term diabetes prevention and self-management strategies. TFC Diabetic Clinic educates patients on diet, exercise, and medication adherence. General clinics provide general health education but might not focus extensively on diabetes-specific prevention. If you need dedicated diabetes care with specialized treatments and expert guidance, a center like TFC Diabetic Clinic is the best choice. However, for general health concerns, a general clinic is more suitable.
The effects of alcohol are a general stimulant of the functions of the brain and body?
The effects of alcohol are a general stimulant of the functions of the brain and body.
Where can I get info on a diabetic diet?
Your doctor can give you some general information on a diabetic diet and may also be able to refer you to a nutritionist for further guidance. If you are looking for information quickly then www.diabetes.org is a good starting point.
Where can I find more information on carbohydrate counting?
For general information on carbohydrate counting, visit http://www.diabetes.org/food-and-fitness/food/planning-meals/carb-counting/ for information from the American Diabetic Association. If you are concerned about the health effects of carbohydrate counting specifically to you, you can consult your physician.
