Diabetes is a flabby n sick disease.
People start working out After they get diabetes.
Lets have a discussion on ..............diabetes.
- Thread starter Brandon M.
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People start working out After they get diabetes.
People with diabetes are far more likely to have a foot or leg amputated than other people. The problem? Many people with diabetes have peripheral arterial disease (PAD), which reduces blood flow to the feet. Also, many people with diabetes have nerve disease, which reduces sensation. Together, these problems make it easy to get ulcers and infections that may lead to amputation. Most amputations are preventable with regular care and proper footwear. - See more at: http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/complications/foot-complications/#sthash.gs7w5oMQ.dpuf
Type 1 is.
Type 2 isn't
Yep
To some extent
For T1DM there are a few gene therapies being experimented with
T2DM is largely preventable based on lifestyle
Inability to secrete insulin from beta cells of pancreas in type 1
Insulin resisteance in Type 2
type 1: born with it
type 2: shytty parents
Google it. Too many to name.
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It's a number of variables, which do include PAD and not properly taking your medication. I have Type 1, so I worry more about being hypoglycemic than anything else. I don't have a problem with high levels, my body just can't maintain my glucose levels, so they get very low if I don't make sure and take medication to regulate them. Type 2 is different, I'm not too familiar with treatment or if it varies too much from Type 1. When I was 12, I just kept fainting all the time, I was incredibly tired, no matter how much I slept and I lost a lot of weight in a very short time period. Those were my indications to get checked out. Good luck!
Bless't
Living the dream
Since the age of 10 for me. No one on either side of my family has diabeetus. I was the lucky one. It is what it is though. Eat right, work out and take care of yourself... pretty basic routine. I feel like its almost helped me maintain a healthier lifestyle. At least thats what I tell myself.
Since the age of 10 for me. No one on either side of my family has diabeetus. I was the lucky one. It is what it is though. Eat right, work out and take care of yourself... pretty basic routine. I feel like its almost helped me maintain a healthier lifestyle. At least thats what I tell myself.
You use pens? Have you ever been severely hypo?
Bless't
Living the dream
No pens. Old school syringes and Humulin insulin. Its worked for me thus far. Get my blood work done every 6 months and my doc says I'm kosher.
I use the same thing. Syringes and 70/30. Glad to see someone else living with it, and taking care of themselves!