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diabetesrecovery · 14 days

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#health & fitness #dmt2 #diabetes #diabetes education #master duabetes #Youtube

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gofitnesspro · 27 days

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Diabetes in Young Adults: Causes and Solutions

Addressing the rise of diabetes in young adults requires comprehensive strategies that promote healthy lifestyle choices, including regular physical activity, balanced nutrition, stress management, and increased awareness of diabetes risk factors. Additionally, early detection through regular screenings and improved access to healthcare can help identify and manage diabetes at an earlier stage,…

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igmpi · 2 months

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IGMPI offers Post Graduate Diploma/Executive Diploma in Diabetes Education. A Regular PG Diploma in Diabetes Education is essential but at the same time most dynamic job area in the Diabetes Education To get more specific details about Diabetes Education including duration, eligibility criteria, and fees, visit our official website https://www.igmpi.ac.in/Post-Graduate-Diploma-in-Diabetes-Education.html

#nutrition courses #Diabetes Education

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cthealthcareservicesllc · 3 months

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Personalized care is vital when it comes to managing a complex condition like diabetes. It is essential to have a tailored approach that caters to patients’ unique needs while allowing them to maintain their comfort and well-being. Home health care offers a perfect solution by providing extensive care within the familiar setting of one’s home.

#Diabetes Education #Diabetes Management #Diabetes Support

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amedcommunitypharmacy · 5 months

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Chronic conditions are diseases that can persist for a long period of time. A concrete example of this is diabetes. It is a metabolic condition that is characterized by elevated levels of blood glucose.

#Diabetes Education #Diabetes Management #Stress Management

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health-and-life-1 · 6 months

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DEMYSTIFYING DIABETES: What You Need to Know!

Demystifying Diabetes: What You Need to Know! Welcome to our channel! Today, we delve into a critical topic - diabetes. Uncover the mysteries of diabetes and why understanding it is vital. Learn about the types, symptoms, and the importance of early detection. Diabetes impacts millions worldwide, and awareness is key. Like, share, and subscribe for more health content. Join us in spreading knowledge and making a difference. #Diabetes #UnderstandDiabetes #DiabetesSymptoms Share This Video: https://youtu.be/QDPNpAOmH6Q

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makeupreviewandbeautyblog · 7 months

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Embracing Time in Range: A Personal Journey to Managing Diabetes

Living with diabetes is a constant balancing act. It requires careful monitoring of blood glucose levels, making dietary choices, taking medications, and maintaining an active lifestyle. One crucial aspect is making informed decisions on the basis of your glucose data. In this article, I will share my personal experiences with Continuous Glucose Monitoring device data, including Time in Range…

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#blood glucose control #blood sugar management #Diabetes #diabetes control #Diabetes Diet #diabetes education #diabetes exercise #diabetes management #diabetes story #diabetes technology #personal journey #time in range (TIR)#type 1 diabetes #type 2 diabetes

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elitereviwer · 7 months

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How to manage diabetes

Mastering Diabetes: Your Comprehensive Guide to Managing and Thriving Picture this: you’re sitting at your favorite café, savoring the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the warmth of the sun on your face. You’re not just enjoying your morning, you’re taking control of your life. Living with diabetes doesn’t mean giving up on life’s pleasures; it’s about understanding your body, making informed…

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#Blood Sugar Management #Diabetes Control #Diabetes Education #Diabetes Lifestyle #Diabetes Management #Diabetes Strategies #Diabetes Support #Diabetes Wellness #Living with Diabetes #Managing Diabetes Effectively #Thriving with Diabetes

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wellhealthhub · 9 months

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Diabetes Wounds: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding, Treating, and Preventing

Welcome to this all-encompassing, in-depth article on the intricate realm of Diabetes Wounds. We embark on an exploration of the multifaceted world of wound complications associated with diabetes. Our journey takes us from the profound understanding of the underlying causes to an extensive investigation of effective treatment options and preventive measures, leaving no stone unturned. Expert…

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#chronic wounds #Diabetes #diabetes and complications #diabetes awareness #diabetes education #Diabetes Management #diabetes patients #Diabetes Prevention #diabetes research #Diabetes treatment #diabetic complications #diabetic foot ulcers #diabetic patients #health #healthcare #medical #wound care #wound healing #wounds

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mr-divabetic · 1 year

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This year's World Diabetes Day theme is to increase access to diabetes education.

More than 95% of the time, people living with diabetes are looking after themselves. They need greater access to ongoing education to stay mentally, physically, and spiritually healthy and avoid health-related complications.

READ MORE: https://divabetic.org/2022/11/14/divabetic-celebrates-world-diabetes-day-2022/

#Diabetes #world diabetes #world diabetes day #diabetic #diabetes education #divabetic

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worlddiabetesday · 2 years

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How to get involved!

SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT DIABETES IN NOVEMBER!

World Diabetes Day is a global occasion on which people with diabetes, health professionals, diabetes advocates, media, the general public and government organisations unite to raise awareness of diabetes. Your participation – both in the build-up to and following 14 November – is key to the success of the campaign. Taking part can be exciting and hugely rewarding!

The theme for World Diabetes Day 2021-23 is Access to Diabetes Care. The focus of the campaign in 2022 is access to diabetes education, with the slogan “Education to protect tomorrow.”

You can support the call and raise awareness of the need for more diabetes education in a number of ways:

Take and share our education courses: boost your diabetes knowledge with free courses and training from the IDF School of Diabetes.

Support our call to action to policymakers by sending a letter to your national health minister or other policymaker through our online tool.

Support our survey on access to diabetes education: share our survey that explores access to diabetes education among healthcare professionals and people living with diabetes.

Display our visual assets: download and display posters, infographics and banners in your community.

Organise an event: walk in blue for diabetes, light up a local landmark or arrange a local diabetes fair. Submit your activities and images online.

Share a blue circle selfie: take a photo with the diabetes blue circle and share your diabetes story online.

If your region or community is observing physical distancing guidelines due to COVID-19, you can arrange online activities.

#Access to Diabetes Care #World Diabetes Day #14 november #People living with diabetes #healthcare professional #Diabetes Education #EducationToProtect #Diabetes fair

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igmpi · 2 months

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#diabetes education courses #PG Diploma in Diabetes Education #Diploma in Diabetes Education #diabetes education

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smilesrobotlover · 1 month

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It’s almost surreal, cuz I remember those nights of having to shove food down my throat so my blood sugar wouldn’t drop too low, and then I’d stay up late having to wait for it to go back up cuz I wouldn’t be able to sleep knowing that it was low. Those nights were awful. And no doubt I might have them occasionally. But looking back I’m realizing how much the omnipod 5 and Dexcom g6 helped with that. I don’t wake up cuz my blood sugar is steady all through the night. I don’t have to drink or eat anything when I already feel nauseous and tired. It’s SO NICE it’s not even funny.

I’m so thankful I was born in a time where this technology is possible. It’s really helped me with my diabetes and while there’s some struggles, it’s definitely a lot better than it was a few months ago. I haven’t had a day where diabetes soured my mood in a while.

Idk it’s just crazy to think about how much that has changed. It hasn’t comprehended to me until I saw that picture of me venting about it a while ago. It’s really nice.

#sorry I like talking about my diabetes have you noticed?#that’s why I wanna be a diabetes educator 💀💀💀#so I can get paid to talk about it #smiles rambles #diabetes talk

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sillylittleenby · 7 months

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My Sub is Type 1 Diabetic! What do I do to be safe during sex??

I'm so glad you asked! Here's your local Type 1 Diabetic sub with some hot tips! This will be helpful for any type of sex you're having with a T1D, but this has some added advice for if they are in any sort of prone position

Make sure they check their bloodsugar. Diabetics bloodsugar can go high, which will make them feel lethargic, irritable, foggy, and nauseous (not great for sex) OR it can go low, which can lead to them passing out. If your sub has a blood glucose meter, get them to use that before sex- or if they have a CGM (which will display their bloodsugar on their phone) then consider checking it occasionally during longer scenes

If your sub has a penis then their bloodsugar may get in the way of them having an erection. This has nothing to do with you or how into the sex they are, it's just one of the ways that disability can get in the way of sex. Reassure them that it's ok, and you'd be happy to try again later if they'd like

Have snacks on hand in case their bloodsugar drops! A lot of people will default to juice or gatorade, and while this is a good option, it can be hard if they're in any sort of position where they can't eat right away. Marshmallows are a really good bite of sugar which you can get right away.

Your partner might have an insulin pump. This is a little machine (smaller than a cell phone) which is attached to their body and needs to stay attached basically at all times. This can sometimes be tricky if you're having sex somewhere besides a bed, or if you're naked without any pockets. Having somewhere where their insulin pump can be secure is extremely important.

When doing scenes where your partner is immobilized, keep in mind that diabetic people need to use the bathroom more often than other people, especially if their bloodsugar was high recently. Do with that what you will (this might be a perk for some of you, depending on what you're into) but if you're keeping the bathroom out of the bedroom, make sure they can easily gain the ability to walk to the toilet, quickly

For diabetics, peeing after sex is even more important. We have a weakened immune system and are more prone to infection. So take the extra time to clean up and be safe.

Keep these things in mind, and you'll be able to have some really fun and safe sex!!

Thanks for reading!

#educational #type 1 diabetes #sex education #disability education #me

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followingeggs · 1 year

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kyle diabetes hcs!

first i would like to give a shoutout to the episode cherokee hair tampons (2000) <3

under a cut since I Have A Lot Of Thoughts

his mom makes him go to support groups at the hospital. i think sheila would go to parent ones too! but at first she totally drags him around to them and drops his ass off so she can go to hers and eventually he gets excited to go and see other diabetic kids. sometimes he and some kids sneak out of the room they’re being held in and they screw around in another random hospital room.

he also goes to diabetes camp and later he ends up volunteering at it when hes old enough :)

he’s the kind of diabetic that is constantly having low blood sugars. doesnt matter how much he changes his doses his ass will be going low if he doesnt follow the strict diabetic diet of three meals, morning snack, afternoon snack, bedtime snack.

not that it changes anything but i think he was diagnosed when he was around 3-4 and it was REALLY bad. he was in the hospital for a month or two. it took him even longer for him to bounce back. i say this because a) cherokee hair tampons. he needs a kidney transplant and while this isnt common for diabetics, kidney damage is a major known complication of uncontrolled diabetes, so in order for kyle to be dying of kidney failure at the ripe age of 8, it had to have been pretty bad. also b) it isnt really common for someone with type one diabetes to be born with it. it is totally possible but most people with type one (myself included) are diagnosed as small children-teenagers.

when he was diagnosed as a young kid, he decides that he also wants to be a doctor, specifically an endocrinologist. later on he probably decides on another path, either a different medical specialty if he does go into medicine, or a completely different career.

kids at school always think he’s going to die if he eats sugar. adults aren’t much better; when he comes to school he gets special low carb/sugar meals until his parents get a note signed by multiple doctors saying that yes actually, he can eat sugar and it won’t kill him, and if he is seen eating sugar it’s either because he can or because he actually needs to.

kids at school (and garrison) also think that they can catch diabetes, leading basically everyone to ostracize him and avoid him. it again takes sheila and a doctor to come into the class and explain that it’s literally just a genetic thing.

sort of an obvious one- he gets really good at being poked and prodded with all kinds of needles all the time. whenever ike needs a vaccine or bloodwork done, he holds his hand the whole time and helps him through it. (ike doesn’t get over his fear of needles until he’s like. at least ten)

cartman tries to get kyle to give him the emergency snacks he keeps with him at all times. (he carries around capri suns and starbursts btw) anyway one time he steals all of them to sell at school or something (probably around when all the schools started carrying “healthier” foods) without kyle finding out until they are out playing and he has one of the worst low blood sugars hes ever had. cartman never apologizes but it also never happens again

hes the first one in the group to get a cell phone so he can contact his parents better when hes out and about. he kind of hates it because both of his parents are kind of constantly on him for going low, high at school or when hes out in public (his parents have the app that lets them see his blood sugar all the time)

since ike is adopted by the time/after kyle is diagnosed, when he was really little he thought/wished he was diabetic too, so kyle gives him an old blood test kit and a little snack pack for him to carry around.

sheila does not let his ass fast for any holidays when he’s old enough are you kidding me!! but he doesnt eat at all, he just drinks juice in the morning/when he needs to.

when he’s nine or so, his parents incentivize him to start taking more responsibility for his diabetes so that he can start the insulin pump, even though i think he’s pretty independent and is good at doing his own shots and testing regularly, etc. he takes advantage though because the reward is something obscene like an xbox set up in his room or his Very Own Computer. (to be quite honest i think after the whole kidney episode he takes on himself to take care of himself because he doesnt want a repeat of miss information)

from when he’s diagnosed to about nine he uses needles and does manual blood tests but once he gets his insulin pump he also starts using a cgm. this is also when i think he would get his cell phone. anyway gerald sees this as an opportunity for him to actually be able to play organized sports (sports are hard for him before the pump since the physical activity would almost always make him go low and there was really no way to avoid it) and i think kyle would kind of like being able to play more sports at first but tbh.. he ends up missing reading books and other nerd stuff on his weekends so he quits a couple months in. also with his luck he gets hit with balls right where his cgm/infusion site is placed.

when he first gets his pump and cgm he becomes self conscious and tries not to wear clothes that show his infusion site and his cgm and/or scar tissue. as he gets older he gets more comfortable with it BUT. when he first starts using them he doesn’t want anyone at school seeing them, so he plays hooky for the first couple of days. eventually stan and kenny want him back at school so they wear some infusion sites as solidarity for a week or so until he’s more comfortable.

relating to the last one, i think he wears his cgm on his upper arm, and his pump site on his stomach. (tried and true spots tbh)

even though he hates telling people that he’s diabetic and tries not to make it a big deal for anyone, he uses that shit to his advantage! college admission essays, personal statements for grad schools, you name it. i think he hates having extra time on standardized tests though and thats the one thing that he doesnt take.

he does hang out with scott malkinson and sophie sometimes as well! i think that again, sheila makes him hang out with them, but he eventually does come around to them. tbh i also think that they get closer in high school, and they end up in some classes together or something like that, and they study/hang out together. i can see kyle third wheeling with them sometimes when stan/kenny are busy

once he has his kids, he is so, so worried that one or both of them will end up being diagnosed with it. he isn’t paranoid or anything, he does know that its not a huge risk, but he just doesn’t want his kids to have to go through that. so he does blood tests on them every time they’re sick, just to be sure. i also think that either none of his kids ends up being diagnosed, or both of them

stan is so in tune with his blood sugars. he can be annoying about it sometimes but mostly kyle likes that he cares so much. but yeah stan can tell when his blood sugar is crashing or when it’s high without actually checking it. hes like one of those diabetic aide dogs.

whenever kyle doesnt have his cgm and has to do manual blood tests, stan and kenny (and all the other guys if theyre around) all bet on what his blood sugar is going to be. stan usually wins (kyle isnt allowed to bet because he’s always on the money)

for the most part, he takes very good care of himself! he wants to get the fuck out of south park for college, so he makes sure that he has the most perfect A1C, no low/high blood sugar episodes, etc etc. basically, by his junior year of high school, he is managing everything by himself, including going to his appointments and getting his prescriptions.

he gets so annoyed when people bring up type two diabetes or “natural cures” when he tells them he’s diabetic. half the time he just bites his tongue (talking with older people) but other times he snaps and explains the biological differences and everything. usually this happens when he’s talking to someone at school.

he gets so good at explaining things though! at first because he has to explain his illness to a lot of people, specifically kids, from a young age, but as he gets older he gets more articulate, especially when talking about the biology behind it. He also loves kids, so his first job he gets is an after school tutor for elementary/junior high kids.

he also gets soo good at mental math due to carb counting and serving sizes, as well as dose calculating. like he is ridiculously fast with multiplying numbers and other crazy pemdas shit in his head even though math like algebra and calculus aren’t his best subjects.

he is so so careful when he drinks. i dont think he waits until he’s 21 but he definitely only drinks when it’s just him and a small group, or when kenny and/or stan is there and sober. miraculously he gets completely shitfaced one night and doesn’t end up with an insanely low blood sugar (even when he’s drunk he’s smart enough to keep an eye on it and turn his pump to a lower basal rate.) but yeah most of the time he’s designated driver, especially at bigger parties in high school/college.

stan carries around extra snacks for him in his car and his backpack and stuff <3 he always makes sure they are up to date with what he likes to treat his lows with (kyle is constantly changing up which candies/juices he uses. you could NEVER catch him with glucose tablets/gels. he isnt disgusting)

he’s one of the last kids to get his drivers license- i think his mom would be nervous to let her first kid to drive regardless, but the diabetes adds a whole other dimension. mf needs rides EVERYWHERE until he’s like 17 and his mom is finally convinced. (stan totally teaches him to drive at the farm when he learns though, so he actually learns when he’s like 15-16)

#yeah!! im sure i could come up with more but these are just general ones ig.#if anyone has questions feel free to send an ask!! im happy to talk about diabetic kyle or educate :))#also sorry these arent in chronological order im lazy..#kyle broflovski #sp kyle

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health-and-life-1 · 6 months

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