Last updated on February 2nd, 2023You should take care of type 2 diabetes at the starting itself before it deteriorates your health. When you have diabetes, your tongue starts to taste metallic, and you will find it difficult to taste food. Not just that, but insulin resistance will make it difficult for you to lead an …
Last updated on September 28th, 2022India is quickly turning into a hub of diabetes patients around the world, and with the increasing number of patients, the government authorities, doctors, and global and national health institutions keep trying to educate us more and more about the disease to help us manage it better. Read this blog to …
Last updated on February 2nd, 2023Contour TS or a contour test strip is a major revolution in the medical field aimed at helping the type 1 and type 2 diabetes patients in the proper management of their disease. It consists of test strips, which are specifically designed to function with your Contour Blood Glucose testing system. …
Last updated on September 28th, 2022Neonatal hypoglycemia or glucose derangement in newborn babies is nothing new or unusual. In many cases, neonatal hypoglycemia remains for a few hours to 3-4 days in newborn babies. However, once they start breastfeeding, their blood sugar levels come to the normal range. Breast milk helps regulate the blood sugar levels …
Last updated on September 26th, 2022If you are a diabetic patient, you are at a bigger risk of having sores and ulcers. There are several reasons why Diabetic patients suffer from sores and ulcers. Read this blog to know about diabetic ulcers and sores. Ulcers are referred to as open sores on the skin that do …
Last updated on April 19th, 2022Hypoglycemia is a condition that does not happen to diabetes patients only but can trap anyone if the blood sugar level drops too low. To maintain blood sugar levels, it is a must to stay on a healthy and balanced and reactive Hypoglycemia diet plan. When the insulin production increases to …
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