What’s So Bad About Having High Blood Sugar Levels Anyway?
If you are one of the 37.3 million people with diabetes, you cannot avoid hearing ” high blood sugar.” It
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Diabetes Skin Care to Avoid Complications
While diabetes is not commonly associated with skin issues, it is a significant and potentially serious concern affecting both type
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Is Stress Giving You High Blood Sugars?
Managing diabetes is challenging, especially when diet, exercise, and medication play vital roles. One often overlooked culprit is stress. Whether
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How A Low and High Thyroid Can Cause High Blood Sugars
When your thyroid is too active (hyperthyroidism), it can make it harder for your diabetes medication to control your blood
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Seven Tips for Managing Blood Sugar Levels on the 4th of July
The 4th of July is a time for celebration, family gatherings, and delicious food. However, for people with diabetes, managing
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Diabetes Health Type 2: Hoping Diabetes Goes Away Did Not Work for Me
By Claire Lynch At age 18 Bruce White didn’t expect to get a diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes.
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Diabetes Complications Type 1: Allie and Me
Surviving a Diabetes Diagnosis With My Best Friend
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Routine Tests Can Identify Risk of Gestational Diabetes Years Before Pregnancy
Up to seven years before she becomes pregnant, a woman’s risk of developing diabetes during pregnancy can be identified based
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Diabetes Health Living with Type 2: Eating Responsibly During the Holidays
With Christmas and the New Year right around the corner, there is sure to be a smorgasbord of food choices
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Diabetes Health Type 1 & 2: COVID-19 Halloween & The CDC Recommendations
We all know that eating sugar can play havoc on your blood sugars. But, did you ever think that eating
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AskNadia: What is Considered a Good A1C Range?
The A1C sometimes referred to as the Hemoglobin A1C, glycosylated hemoglobin, glycated Hemoglobin and HbA1C measures your husband’s average glucose from 60 to 90 days. When your husband tests his blood sugars with a blood glucose meter, this only tells him what his glucose level is at that moment in time. It does not accurately reflect the highs and lows he experiences nor does it reflect the direction his glucose could be trending
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