Category: Diabetes Management
Neonatal hypoglycemia or glucose derangement in newborn babies is nothing new or unusual. In many cases, neonatal hypoglycemia remains for a few hours to 3-4 days in newborn babies. However, once they start breastfeeding, their blood sugar levels come to the normal range. Breast milk helps regulate the blood sugar levels in infants and nourishes them …
If you are a diabetic patient, you are at a bigger risk of having sores and ulcers. There are several reasons why Diabetic patients suffer from sores and ulcers. Read this blog to know about diabetic ulcers and sores. Ulcers are referred to as open sores on the skin that do not heal in the way …
Hypoglycemia is a condition that does not happen to diabetes patients only but can trap anyone if the blood sugar level drops too low. To maintain blood sugar levels, it is a must to stay on a healthy and balanced and reactive Hypoglycemia diet plan. When the insulin production increases to more than normal in the …
How can you identify if you are suffering from diabetes? What are the early signs and symptoms you should look forward to? Other than identifying the signs healthy eating, regular exercise, and improving physical activity are the best way to manage your blood sugar levels. People with diabetes should follow these lifestyle changes to stay fit …
Prediabetes is a condition of high blood glucose levels than normal glucose levels. If you are a pre-diabetic, there are chances that you can develop diabetes type-2. However, with some precautions, you can reverse your Prediabetes and live a healthy life. The most effective ways to reverse Prediabetes are diet control and regular exercise. The correct …
Following a proper diet plan during diabetes not only helps you to keep yourself healthy but increases the chances of diabetes reversal. So if you are seeking freedom and full control over diabetes, follow the best diabetic meal plan. Read this blog to know about the diabetes food pyramid. A diabetic meal plan comprises a balanced …
