Author: Dr. Damanjit Duggal

Last updated on August 1st, 2022During pregnancy, a woman experiences several changes in her body. The hormonal levels change, and so does her requirement for energy to support the growth of the fetus. Thus, it is mandatory that the pregnant lady goes for regular check-ups and avoid the causes that can lead to sugar fluctuations. Both …

Last updated on April 9th, 2022Diabetes occurs when the body does not generate insulin or does not produce it in the necessary amount. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas; insulin passes into the blood after leaving the pancreas. It allows glucose (sugar formed after the digestion of food) to penetrate the cells, where it …

Last updated on September 15th, 2022Gestational diabetes means high blood sugar levels during pregnancy. It affects more than 15% of pregnancies and 1.8 crore births every year. In many women, it is a temporary condition that goes away after birth. However, if the women are at risk of developing gestational diabetes, they should work with the …

Last updated on July 19th, 2023Weight loss can be an unintended symptom of untreated diabetes type-1 or type-2.  If you lose a lot of body weight unintentionally, consult your doctor and get diagnosed with diabetes type-1.  It will prevent you from developing the health complications related to diabetes type-1. However, weight loss is a significant part …

Last updated on July 18th, 2023You should take care of type 2 diabetes at the starting itself before it deteriorates your health. When you have diabetes, your tongue starts to taste metallic, and you will find it difficult to taste food. Not just that, but insulin resistance will make it difficult for you to lead an …

Last updated on September 28th, 2022India is quickly turning into a hub of diabetes patients around the world, and with the increasing number of patients, the government authorities, doctors, and global and national health institutions keep trying to educate us more and more about the disease to help us manage it better. Read this blog to …