The Diabetes Doctor

There are many signs and symptoms to be cautious about that can suggest something serious might be happening. This includes:

• Unusual thirst
• Frequent urination
• Weight change (gain or loss)
• Extreme fatigue or lack of energy
• Blurred vision
• Frequent or recurring infections
• Cuts and bruises that are slow to heal
• Tingling or numbness in the hands or feet

If you or anyone close to you shows any of these symptoms, it is very important to contact your primary healthcare provider and get a full checkup.

Unfortunately, the treatments and medications for diabetes is very limited, since this is a life-long, chronic disease, which cannot be completely eradicated once diagnosed with it. However, with the advancements in research, there are a few things that can help diabetic patients lead healthy lives.

• Education: Diabetes education is an important first step that can help people come to terms with living with this condition.
• Medication: Fortunately, there is a way to medically treat type 1 diabetes by providing the patient with insulin.
• Physical activity: Being physically active is important for everyone, regardless of him or her being diagnosed with diabetes.
• Medication: Fortunately, there is a way to medically treat type 1 diabetes by providing the patient with insulin.