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Tag Archives: Diabetes complications
What You Should Know About Diabetes and Heart Disease
In addition to having an endocrinologist to help you control your blood glucose levels, many patients with diabetes could use a cardiologist looking over their shoulder. That’s because diabetes is as much a macrovascular disease as it is a microvascular … Continue reading
Could You Repeat That?: How Diabetes Can Affect Hearing
Maybe it’s from all those mega-decibel rock concerts of your youth or just the ravages of old age, but you find yourself turning up the volume on the radio or TV with increasing frequency. And you are asking people to … Continue reading
Back in Sandals? Check Your Feet!
Bright reds, yellows, aquas with ankle straps and pretty buckles or maybe a sensible Birkenstock in neutral tan: it’s getting to be sandal season again. There’s nothing finer than feeling a gently warm breeze between your toes on a glorious … Continue reading
Diabetes Foot Care: The Basics
When you have diabetes, it’s important to get your feet checked at least twice a year by a physician. Having diabetes can lead to circulatory and nervous system problems which can contribute to pain and foot deformities. While abundant information … Continue reading
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Tagged Diabetes Care, Diabetes complications, diabetes foot care
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Diabetes and Heart Risk
If you have diabetes, you could also have an elevated risk of developing cardiovascular disease, which can lead to a heart attack or stroke. Cardiovascular disease can be brought on or complicated by poor leg circulation, also a risk for … Continue reading