Diabetes

Tom Karlya shares some important tips on the importance of being prepared when diagnosed with a chronic condition, such as type 1 diabetes.

With there may be no proven cure or form of prevention just yet, below is an explanation of what tried and true forms of treatment are available to the over 1.25 million Americans dealing with type 1 diabetes every year.

Interested in learning more about this condition that affects millions of Americans? We’ve created a concise and informative list of the most important information pertaining to the symptoms, causes, and risk factors of type 1 diabetes.

It’s not uncommon for diabetics to feel overwhelmed when it comes to managing their condition. Be that as it may, with the guidance of medical professionals, we’ve compiled a list of several things people can do to make living with type 1 diabetes much more manageable on a day-to-day basis.

Diabetes has the ability to compromise one’s immune system. It’s important for immunocompromised people to take extra care to stay healthy and calm while the flu is floating around. Here are some suggestions to help you feel your strongest during the flu season so you can prevent yourself from getting sick!

While only 1.25 million of those people have type 1 diabetes – about 5-percent – the severity of complications that can develop from type 1 diabetes makes it just as, if not more dangerous than type 2 diabetes.