If you give yourself insulin injections, you might eventually see or feel hard, lumpy areas under the skin. This condition is called lipohypertrophy …
Education
More than 30 million Americans are managing diabetes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Learn the very basics, including symptoms, strategies for monitoring blood sugar, treatment options, approaches to prevent and manage complications and more.
Neurologists for Diabetes
Learn what a neurologist does for diabetes and why it might be helpful to have one of these specialists on your team… Read More “Neurologists for Diabetes”
Diabetes Telehealth: Tips for a Successful Virtual Visit
The use of telehealth, which is the provision of care outside of the healthcare facility by means of technology, has become widely utilized… Read More “Diabetes Telehealth: Tips for a Successful Virtual Visit”
Diabetes and Asthma: Is There a Link?
Diabetes can affect many parts of the body, including the heart, kidneys and nerves. What you may not know is that diabetes can also affect your lungs and can impact how well you breathe… Read More “Diabetes and Asthma: Is There a Link?”
Treating High Blood Pressure
If you have diabetes, you are at risk for high blood pressure (hypertension), as well. Get tips for treating high blood pressure… Read More “Treating High Blood Pressure”
What Does a Podiatrist Do for Diabetes?
A podiatrist, for many people, is a key part of the healthcare team. Learn more about what a podiatrist does and why you might need one on your team… Read More “What Does a Podiatrist Do for Diabetes?”
How to Keep Your Kidneys Healthy
One of the most common complications of having diabetes is kidney disease. Learn about symptoms and how to keep your kidneys healthy… Read More “How to Keep Your Kidneys Healthy”
Be Heart Smart: Habits That Can Harm Your Heart
Here are some common habits that don’t do your heart and blood vessels any good — and what you can do about them! Read More “Be Heart Smart: Habits That Can Harm Your Heart”
