Under normal conditions, blood sugar is reabsorbed by the kidneys of any fluid that crosses the organ into the blood vessels. But on Glycosuria (sugar in urine), the kidneys cannot […]
Category: Diabetes
4 Insulin Injection Sites and How To Do It Yourself
As diabetics who are no longer able to control blood sugar levels with diet and medication alone, insulin injections are the best choice to help control blood sugar. Insulin is […]
Characteristics of a child with diabetes
Type 1 Diabetes mellitus is still a health problem for children in the world. Type 1 diabetes is the most common chronic metabolic disease that occurs in children. The problem […]
Metformin And Pregnancy In The Early Weeks Effects
Metformin and pregnancy has a relation. The woman consume metformin if they have a problem with their hormon when they pregnant. However, metformin also is used to treat diabetes. What […]
Insulin and Potassium: What Makes Them Interesting and Useful?
Insulin and potassium. Those two words might confuse some people, especially if those people are an ignorant bunch refusing to learn more about diseases. Truth is, not many people understand […]
Coffee Ground Vomit Diagnosis
Coffee ground vomit is caused by blood clots in vomit. It is a colored vomit like a coffee powder. Blood vomiting is called the emesis of coffee or hematicis surfaces. […]
Novolog vs Humalog—The Differences in Purposes and Side Effects
Have you known about novolog vs humalog? These medicines have so many similarities, because they are used for treating diabetes. But, there are some differences between humalog and novolog. Read […]
Levemir vs. Lantus: Differences and Similarities
Levemir vs. Lantus is something talked by people when it comes to injectable insulin for long acting. So, if you want to use it to manage diabetes for long term […]
When should a diabetic take insulin
Insulin is one of the most common types of diabetes treatment – it can be injected with a syringe, insulin pen, or insulin pump. However, not all diabetics require insulin when […]
How to quickly lower blood sugar levels when it rises too high?
Latest posts by Consuelo Decuny (see all)
We all know that diabetes is commonly and correctly termed as the silent killer. But there are instances when the silent killer stops staying silent and rises up drastically. High […]
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