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By mystery61 on August 21st, 2009
Hypoglycemia: What Every Diabetic Should Know
Low Blood Sugar or Low Blood Glucose.
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By Kristie Leong MD on March 17th, 2009
The Hypoglycemic Diet: What Should You Eat?
If you’ve been diagnosed with hypoglycemia, you know how important diet is to preventing the symptoms. Here are some guidelines on how to eat when you have this condition.
By Jenny Coffin on March 14th, 2009
Hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia, commonly referred to as “low blood sugar”, can affect many different people, and can leave you feeling really rubbish at three in the afternoon, but you can take steps to help yourself.
By deedaG50 on January 28th, 2009
Headaches: Your Friendly Ally
The most common symptom of a diseased condition is a headache, and it may just be a warning signal of something more serious going on in the body. Do not shut it down with prescribed or over the counter pain medication which provide only temporary relief. Different health conditions may trigger a headache, below are ten you should know and what to to avoid distress.
By Drew Nelson on December 23rd, 2008
Do You Have Type Two Diabetes?
If yes, there are severe consequences for not controlling your blood sugar. What could happen?
By triciajean on December 21st, 2008
Low Thyroid? my Three Steps Back to Energy and Life
This is a personal story of recovery from low thyroid function and the deep exhaustion this can cause. Thyroid malfunction is very common and often not diagnosed because blood tests are not reliable. Instead, doctors are going back to methods used in the early part of the last century based on observation of the patient and listening to the patient’s story. From my experience with several good health professionals I was able to get back my energy and my life.
By Shergill on May 10th, 2007
Diabetics Guide to Preventing Cardiovascular Diseases
This article is for diabetic patients who wish to lower their risk of cardiovascular diseases. It is known that diabetics are more likely to die at an earlier age, from cardiovascular diseases. Management of Blood sugar levels, blood pressure and exercises can reduce the chances of getting cardiovascular diseases.
By Shergill on November 27th, 2006
Signs and Symptoms of Hypoglycemia (Diabetes Mellitus) What all nurses and patients should know.
This is an educational paper for nurses and patients. It is written in simple language so that an ordinary person can understand the signs and symptoms of low blood sugar. This is a common condition for patients who suffer from diabetes mellitus. It is a condition which Nurses, Doctors and Patients manage daily and is still poorly understood.
By Shergill on November 27th, 2006
Dangerous complications of hypoglycemia in Diabetes Mellitus.
Diabetes Mellitus is a condition which affects many people in the developing and developed world, It is a metabolic disorder which interferes with the metabolism of sugars. Patients who become hypoglycemic may experience many complications. Preventing these complicatins is essential for good health and longevity.
This article is essential reading for Nurses and diabetic patients.
