[…] injection, you may notice skin changes from that as well. Some of these diabetes related skin conditions are listed below. *This article is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, opinion, treatment or services. This article and the links contained in it provide general information for educational purposes only. The information provided in this […]
[…] discuss sick day rules for diabetes to help your body heal and maintain stable blood sugars as best as possible. *This article is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, opinion, treatment or services. This article and the links contained in it provide general information for educational purposes only. The information provided in this […]
[…] and diabetes are related, and it’s important to understand how stress levels impact blood sugars, and how to be prepared. ***This article is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis, opinion, treatment or services. This article and the links contained in it provide general information for educational purposes only. The information provided in this […]
[…] heard them before… but others may be new to you. So, let’s dive in! Pack lots of snacks and bring extra low blood sugar treatments Wear a medical ID Stay hydrated Bring extra diabetes supplies and use ice packs and coolers Apply for TSA pre-check Bring an extra carryon bag for diabetes supplies when flying […]
If you are living with diabetes or another medical condition that impacts your blood sugar, you’ve likely experienced a high blood sugar at some point whether you realized it or not. So, what does high blood sugar feel like?
In this article, we’ll cover my favorite gift ideas to give someone living with diabetes. I guarantee some of these gifts for diabetes will surprise you!
If you or a loved one is at risk of developing type 1 diabetes, talk to your doctor about early screening for type 1 diabetes autoantibodies. Medical technology and screening practices have come a long way in the last 20 years. Type 1 diabetes autoantibodies testing can detect type 1 diabetes before symptoms are […]
[…] you can do safely. Talk to your doctor about what forms of exercise are best. Do not exercise if you feel ill or sick. Always wear a medical ID. Have a small snack that contains carbohydrates and protein before starting to exercise. (Or start your exercise within two hours of having a meal.) When to […]
[…] several periods of diabetes burnout over the years. Diabetes burnout symptoms Diabetes burnout symptoms include: Negative emotions like overwhelm, frustration, and hopelessness Neglecting diabetes care tasks and medical advice Increased risk of diabetes complications Stress and anxiety Causes of diabetes burnout A number of different factors may lead to diabetes burnout. Some of these […]
[…] prompts for visually impaired people. It does not include a lancing device or test strips though. ReliOn A1c Self-Test System If you’re looking to get a rough idea of how your HgbA1c is running, this meter can be helpful at home. It should never replace having your A1c tested via blood draw though. KetoSens […]
[…] and ok. Ask for a referral to a mental health professional to help you process the emotions and burden that comes with life with diabetes. Order a medical ID (bracelet, necklace, etc.) Newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes in an adult Additional things to ask and do after being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes specifically as […]
[…] your school may offer. While accommodations look different across schools, here are some common ones offered: Exam rescheduling Ability to retake exams Ability to bring food and medical supplies to exams Priority course registration University housing flexibility Meal plan flexibility Is diabetes considered a disability for college students? The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) […]
Learn how to add three key nutrients to your plate each time you eat for diabetes management.
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