Feet and ankle swelling is a common issue that you can often handle effectively without your doctor’s help. Here are six ways to reduce swelling and pain at home.
Know Someone Who Has Diabetes? Learn to Recognize the Signs of Insulin Shock
Severe hyperglycemia can cause someone to become confused, weak or even unconscious. Here’s how to help them in an emergency situation.
Does Your Cut Need Stitches? Find Out How to Tell
Get tips on how to tell whether a cut or wound requires a visit to the ER or urgent care center. And find out how to prepare for an ER visit.
My Diabetes Is Controlled — But Why Am I Gaining Weight?
If you need insulin therapy to control your diabetes, one unfortunate side effect is weight gain. Try these practical tips as you work with your doctor to correct this problem.
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If you have diabetes, you know how easy it is to injure your feet — without even realizing it.
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Unchecked sleep apnea can make your diabetes symptoms worse. Find out more about this sleep condition and what you can do to get help.
Don’t Normally Eat Breakfast? You Could Be Setting Yourself Up For Type 2 Diabetes
New study finds that skipping breakfast can increase your risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Am I a Good Candidate for a Continuous Glucose Monitor?
Are you interested in using a CGM? Find the answers to questions that pique your curiosity in our series, The Short Answer. Mary Vouyiouklis Kellis, MD, fields this one.
