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Being Kind to Your Kidneys: Preventing Problems
Now that you know a little more (or refreshed your memory a bit) about diabetes and kidney disease, and the tests you need to see how healthy your kidneys are, you’re ready for the most important part: what you can do to prevent kidney problems from happening in the first place…
Being Kind to Your Kidneys: Kidney Function Tests
A big part of “being kind” to your kidneys is taking charge early on. In discussing diabetes, we often talk about “knowing your numbers,” such as your A1C and blood pressure. These are important numbers, of course, but what’s often overlooked is your kidney numbers…
Being Kind to Your Kidneys (Part 1)
When was the last time you thought about your kidneys? Was it when you had a kidney test (a microalbumin test, to be exact) at your doctor’s office? Many of us don’t give much thought to these two bean-shaped organs, but if you have diabetes, you may be worried about developing diabetic kidney disease…
Acupuncture Improves Diabetic Gastroparesis
“Needleless” acupuncture can provide relief for people dealing with diabetic gastroparesis, according to new research recently presented at the 2013 Digestive Disease Week meeting in Orlando, Florida. As many as 50% of people with diabetes will develop gastroparesis…
Did Type 2 Diabetes Have Anything to Do With Taking My Father Away?
Dad and my little brother were watching John Wayne movies one day last week when Dad gave a big sigh and, as quietly as that, passed over to a world where he could once again walk through his beloved woods, read the books he liked, and hold cogent conversations…
Webinar on Dealing With Diabetic Neuropathy
If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetic neuropathy, then you may be interested an upcoming Web-based educational seminar (or “Webinar”) from The Neuropathy Association on dealing with the condition…
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