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Read the post by Molly on the American Diabetes Association diabetes forum. http://community.diabetes.
Go to the website of the American Diabetes Association; they have lots of information and you need it.
My understanding is that an HBV/diabetes mellitus connection or association was not found whereas an association with HCV and diabetes was found. It's HCV that seems to be the factor according to this article - if I am reading it right.
No. HbA1C of 6.2% is well within the normal limits of all Diabetic association guidelines. Also Fasting Blood Sugar of 88mg/dL is normal.
This is in case if he is not on any anti-diabetic medication. Otherwise I would call it well controlled Diabetes.
Allthough an assessment if he has Pre-diabetes needs to be done by his body weight and OGTT test.
Yours kept taking me to the main page. Using the ADA search button, I found the reference using key words "check glucose" which brought up a bunch of useful information. In fact it returned 750 hits.
For those of you reading this, use key word(s) in the ADA site search button to retrieve information that are "not" seen on their main page and main page sub-listing categories. Its not the most intuitive of sites to navigate.
Please see your Doctor who can outline for you a program of diet, exercise and medication that the American Diabetes Association recommends. Diabetes can be controlled for a lifetime, if you are willing to abide by all the recommended treatments. The above note from caregive list otc meds not found to be effective to treat Diabetes.
t make sense for it to be OK for type 2 diabetics to have higher levels and have those higher levels be considered normal/acceptable. If they refer to web sites such as the ADA [American Diabetes Association] or the Canadian Diabetes Association web site did you know both are sponsored by major drug firms, and there are others including several major hospitals. The wolf is watching the sheep.
I know what you need. Its the American Diabetes Association Guide. It's one of the most comprehensive and well organised books out there:
http://ebookbees.
Myasthenia gravis may precede stiff person syndrome, a rare association, not serendipitous, with diabetes mellitus and inflammatory thyroid disease.
intravenous immunoglobulin is the therapy.
All the best.
Diabetes has a pretty high rate of depression in kids, 15 to 20% according to the Childhood Diabetes Association. https://www.childrensdiabetesfoundation.org/type-1-diabetes-and-mental-health/ Your child was diagnosed with a lifetime disorder and it's a lot to deal with. Anxiety is also high in these kids. A symptom of anxiety and depression can be anger, agitation, acting out. So, give us more information and we'll try to answer further.
I tend to get dizzy,light head,and anxiety,dry mouth and eye irritations often. I also feel that Diabetes also have simillar symptoms. I was not told that I have blood sugar problems by the Doctors. But seems like all the symptoms of diabetes. I am scared and my day to day life is at mess due to all these physical conditions that I face. Can some one advise me whether Thyroid and Diabetes problems are alike? Is there any cure ?
I'm quite interested in the association between diabetes and HCV. However, all the research seems to be with type 2 diabetes, either 'caused' by HCV treatment or in association with HCV chronic infection.
I wonder how many people there are who have HCV and were diagnosed with type 1 diabetes as adults... I was diagnosed with type 1 in my early 20s.
As in all cases it depends upon how advanced your liver disease is and your total health status.
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"Advair is an inhaled medicine used to treat lung diseases. Manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) advises that all users of its Advair Diskus who have liver problems consult their physician before using the product.
My obgyn office says I have gestational diabetes, even though my blood sugars (tested for a week because I refused the glucose test) are within range of non-diabetic pregnant women according to the American Diabetes Association. I don't shoot up and down either, my sugars are fairly steady.
Has this happened to anyone else and what did you do?
Hi..my mum has liver cirrhosis for the past 30 years and she also has Diabetes Type 2. Our Local MO has recommended Galvus 50mg for diabetes medication. However, after further reading on the net I found that Galvus 50mg is not for liver patients.. the problem is I can't seem to find any suitable medication for her diabetes which would NOT effect her liver condition. I welcome any suggestion or recommendation from members and medical practitioners here please..
Here's a good article on Depression and Diabetes
http://www.dbsalliance.org/site/PageServer?
Perhaps you should check out the American Diabetes Association at www.ada.org -- there is more emphasis on type 2 diabetes on that website and they may be able to better answer your very good question than we can.
re interested in Type 2, its precursors and treatments, visit this site from the American Diabetes Association, which has a greater focus on Type 2.
http://www.diabetes.org/home.jsp
Sorry I couldn't answer your questions directly, but I hope this information is helpful.
Hi, the American Diabetes Association recommends a post-meal glucose level less than 180 mg/dl and pre-meal plasma glucose of 90–130 mg/dl. Please note that the postmeal glucose level is taken two hours after the meal. You should also consistently check these levels as a single abnormal value doesn't mean diabetes. I hope this helps.
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