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About Neuropathy:Neuropathy, a common complication of diabetes, refers to damage affecting the peripheral nerves, typically in the extremities such as the feet and hands. Diabetic neuropathy arises due to prolonged high blood sugar levels that...

Taking insulin cannot be an afterthought. We tend to just take insulin and deal with the consequences 2-3 hours later in the middle of a gym session. The reality is, if you want better blood sugars, you...

There is a well-established link between minority groups and diabetes. Minority populations, including African Americans, Australian Indigenous, Hispanic/Latinos, Native Americans, and Asian Americans, have a higher risk of developing diabetes.Multiple factors contribute to this disparity,...

Unfortunately, feeling fatigue can be a common experience for those living with diabetes, even when we have had an adequate amount of sleep. While there can be a multitude of reasons for feeling tired during...

Many of us know that summer can be a difficult time to manage diabetes, but unfortunately, winter comes with its own set of challenges, starting with dry skin. There are many reasons for the increased...

Physical activity is crucial for individuals with diabetes as it offers numerous benefits. Regular exercise helps control blood sugar levels, improves cardiovascular health, boosts insulin sensitivity, and reduces the risk of developing diabetes-related complications. It...