This condition, a complication of diabetes, is a buildup of toxins in the blood. It is a medical emergency that can be life-threatening.
Find out why hypoglycemia, or low blood glucose, is dangerous; the symptoms you should look out for, and learn what you can do to avoid it.
Learn what to do when you experience the symptoms of hypoglycemia.
See why hyperglycemia, or high blood glucose, is dangerous; the symptoms you should look out for, and some important strategies to avoid it.
If you have diabetes, you need to watch for hyperglycemia. It's a dangerous condition that happens when your blood sugar is too high. If not managed well, it can cause serious complications. And when it becomes severe, it is life-threatening.
Learn about the long-term complications that can result from type 2 diabetes, and some ways you can help lessen this risk.
Watch how plaque build-up within large blood vessels reduces blood flow to your heart and extremities.
Learn how diabetes can cause poor blood flow to small vessels throughout your body, and the importance of helping prevent potential blindness and kidney disease.
Understand the cause and symptoms of nerve disease. Know what symptoms to look for in your hands, feet and other organs, to be able to tell your healthcare team immediately.
Learn some tips on how to manage and organize your medications, and the importance of telling your healthcare provider about any side effects you may be experiencing.
Type 2 Diabetes can lead to long-term complications. You can take an active role in your health by getting screened for any complications of diabetes early on before they are major health issues.
Learn how managing your blood glucose levels will help you to prevent or delay skin and foot problems.
Watch these important tips on how to protect your feet every day.
Learn how checking your feet every day can help prevent injury and keep them healthy.
Understand the importance of professional skin and feet exams, and the need to prevent injuries between healthcare visits.
Learn how the physical stress caused by illness and an injury can cause your glucose level to rise.
Understand how preparing a sick day plan, while you are healthy, can help you manage your diabetes on days which you are ill.
Watch this to help understand how you can prepare for sick days and continue to manage your diabetes.
