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Diabetes insipidus

Current topics:

• - Are the lumps in my injection spots dangerous?
  hi, it's been a while since i posted, but i've been thinking about this recently and i thought i would ask... for several years i did my injections on my thighs, and over time i formed these hard
• - What natural products can reduce blood sugar levels?
  Hello everyone... I'd like to get your opinions on this... Apart from pharmaceuticals (insulin), what natural products can reduce blood sugar levels?
• - Opinions on the Freestyle Libre
  Has anyone heard of (good or bad) or used the new Freestyle Libre? I am interested in acquiring it because "pricks" are never fun. It seems it allows us monitor continuously our blood glucose level

Current topics:

• - Type 1 Diabetes and COVID-19: Returning to work?
  Hello everyone, I was wondering what everyone is doing about the end of the lockdown? I work in the hospitality industry and my area may start to reopen again soon and I'm not sure what to do about i
• - What is the most frustrating or difficult aspect of living with type 1 diabetes?
  Type 1 diabetes, like most chronic conditions, can challenge aspects of life and make one feel frustrated. What is the most frustrating or difficult part of living with T1 diabetes or T1 diabetes man
• - Type 1 Diabetes and the Coronavirus - questions, concerns, precautions?
  Hello everyone, Since the Coronavirus pandemic concerns many Americans (and Carenity members too), I've created this discussion to allow you to talk specifically about the virus in the context of Type

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• - Nausea with high blood sugar: Have you experienced this?
  Been feeling nauseous lately, not the best diet or will power. Any tips?. 
• - Fluctuating Readings
  I've been a diabetic since 2012 but still hasn't had a grasp on continous control. I had a blood sugar level of 280 this morning and without anything to eat or drink 2 hours later it spiked to 343. Ca
• - What's your diabetes story?
  Hello, my name is April, and I’m so happy to be here - literally. Last August, I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. The news floored me. But I’m a fighter, so I told my oncologist that I was willi

Current topics:

• - General practitioner or specialist for diabetes?
  Morning everyone, how do we know if our primary care doctor is properly monitoring our diabetes care? I have diabetes (obviously) but I've got borderline metabolic syndrome and I feel like my doctor
• - Keto dieting - Anyone have any success or experience?
  Has anyone tried keto dieting? If so how successful or unsuccessful was it for you?
• - Bariatric surgery for diabetes - Experiences? Advice?
  Hi everyone, I haven't been on in a while since I've been so wrapped up in the coronavirus stuff. If you don't already know, I struggle with my weight and have done for a long time, it's the reason I

Current topics:

• - What can we do to stay healthy while stuck at home?
  I feel discouraged about my weight loss.  The best thing for me is the pool, but they are all closed. 
• - US Approves First RNA Interference Drug
  Alnylam’s Onpattro (patisiran) can treat a rare hereditary disease by silencing a specific gene. The first therapy based on RNA interference (RNAi) gene silencing has been approved by the US Food a

Current topics:

• - How does diabetes affect wound healing?
  Diabetes can cause wounds to heal more slowly. This raises the risk that someone with diabetes will develop infections and other complications. A person who manages their diabetes well can improve
• - How Eating Mushrooms May Improve Blood Sugar Control
  A new study looks at how eating a common type of mushroom can affect glucose, or blood sugar, regulation. The results may have implications for managing diabetes and other metabolic conditions, such a
• - Type 1 diabetes: Does the gut hold the key to prevention
  Type 1 diabetes: Does the gut hold the key to prevention Targeting specific microbiota in the gut could be one way to protect against type 1 diabetes, a new study concludes. Researchers suggest th

Current topics:

• - Bariatric surgery successes lead to type 2 diabetes treatments
  Bariatric surgery has long yielded almost immediate health benefits for patients with type 2 diabetes, and new findings on the reasons for remission may be the key to developing drug alternatives to
• - Consuming Milk At Breakfast Lowers Blood Glucose Throughout The Day
  A change in breakfast routine may provide benefits for the management of type 2 diabetes, according to a new study published in the Journal of Dairy Science. H. Douglas Goff, PhD, and the team of
• - How Cinnamon Lowers Blood Sugar and Fights Diabetes
  Diabetes is a disease characterized by abnormally high blood sugar. If poorly controlled, it can lead to complications like heart disease, kidney disease and nerve damage. Treatment often includes

Current topics:

• - Share your Experience of the disease
  Hello Carenity members,  In this discussion you can share your experience with nephropathy. How does the disease affect your life? How do you manage the disease?  What is the most difficult thing
• - Treating Diabetic Nephropathy
  Hello Carenity!  This subject is dedicated to the treatment of the disease.  Has a treatment been prescribed for your diabetic nephropathy? If so, what is this treatment? Do you believe that it
• - Explain Your Diagnosis of Diabetic Nephropathy
  Hello Carenity members, In this  discussion, the goal is that this discussion becomes a place where members can share and discuss the diagnosis stage of diabetic nephropathy. How was your nephr