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• - 'World first' trial in Cardiff for new treatment for Type 1 diabetes
  A 'ground-breaking' clinical trial has been launched in Cardiff to help prevent and manage Type 1 diabetes. The Clinical Research Facility at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has dosed the
• - Freestyle Libre
  Does anyone have problems with the stickiness of the freestyle libre in other words does anyone have a problem with it coming off too soon?
• - Compression socks and diabetes
  Hi everyone, It is well-known that diabetes can cause circulation problems in legs and feet. Patients suffer from swollen feet or ankles which makes it difficult for them to lead an active life. Acc

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• - Diabetes and the coronavirus - what is the risk?
  If someone of 69 has not got well controlled diabetes, and they have high blood pressure and high cholesterol, how likely would they survive covid19 if they were to get it
• - What is the most frustrating or difficult aspect of living with type 1 diabetes?
  Hello all, How are you? Type 1 diabetes, like most chronic conditions, can challenge aspects of life or make one feel frustrated. I thought today we could talk about those challenges.  What is the m
• - Type 1 Diabetes and the Coronavirus - questions, concerns, precautions?
  Hello all, I hope you are all doing well. As you know, the coronavirus affects everyone, regardless of age or origin. However, some people are at greater risk of developing severe complications if in

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• - Type 2 Diabetes and the Coronavirus - questions, concerns, precautions?
  Hello everyone, Since the Coronavirus pandemic concerns many across the UK (and Carenity members too), I've created this discussion to allow you to talk specifically about the virus in the context of
• - Has anyone been diagnosed with COVID-19 while also having diabetes?
  Hi all, I hope you all are alright in what seems like the millionth day of lockdown... I hope that this isn't repetitive, but at the beginning of all of this we heard so many horror stories about COVI
• - Frequent urinating at night
  Hi all, recently I've started having to get up more than 4 times a night to urinate... Has anyone else been through this? I'm having a hard time pinpointing if this is a "man thing" or a "diabetes t

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• - Have you taken Sukkarto (metformin hydrochloride)? Side effects? Experiences? Opinions?
   Hi I started sakkorta today has anyone been on it and an help with side effects please
• - Ozempic (Semaglutide) injections: Experiences, opinions, advice?
  Im type 2 diabetic currently on several medications for my diabetes and they want to try me on the weekly ozempic injection, has anyone tried this and do they feel that its helped them have better con
• - Type II Diabetes, Research into Vitamin D.
  Type 2 diabetes is a condition in which the body does not use insulin properly and blood sugar levels can rise above normal. I have found that researchers are looking into whether vitamin D can help r

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• - Gout - Allopurinol and side effects?
   My partner has been living with the condition of gout long term alongside with autoimmune, heart and many other diseases. Obesity has been a life time battle but after a serious attack of gout the h
• - Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency - Have you been diagnosed?
  Hi is there anyone with alpha 1 d t on here 
• - Living with obesity: On a daily basis, what would you like to change?
  Hello everyone, If you could change something about your daily life, what would you choose? A symptom or complication that bothers or frightens you? The judgemental looks of others?  Feel free to joi

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• - What stage of chronic kidney disease are you currently in?
  Hi everyone, this is my first post on this site, a friend directed me here after seeing an ad, so I thought I'd give it a try. Does anyone else have chronic kidney disease? What stage are you current
• - Build-up of Opiods in Chronic Kidney Disease
  Writing on behalf of my wife in the hope of saving others the grief. After several stays in hospital recently, not the best time to be in as no visits etc, my wife was struggling with confusion, diso
• - renal failure
  I am in end stage renal failure and have been on the transplant list for just 5 months.It is hard as you don't really know if you will ever receive a kidney and the idea of dialysis is frightening.I a

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• - New Study Hints Cancer Risk Increased in Type 1 Diabetes
  I found this article today and thought it is really interesting. Type 1 diabetes is associated with an increased risk of a range of non–sex-specific cancers, in particular soon after the diabetes di
• - How psychosocial factors can influence diabetes outcomes
  The issue of how psychosocial factors can influence diabetes outcomes is the essence of this in-depth analysis on behalf of Roche Diabetes Care Here, health psychologist Professor Katharine Barnard e
• - Continuous glucose monitors ‘cost-effective’ for diabetes
  Continuous glucose monitors improve glucose control and add to quality of life for patients with type 1 diabetes, and are also cost-effective over manual testing with strips, according to US researche

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• - The low-glycaemic diet and diabetes
  Hello members, Have you ever heard of using the low-glycaemic diet ("low-GI diet") to control the symptoms of diabetes? The low-GI diet uses the glycaemic index to allow a patient to identify and eli
• - Diabetes
  I have done some extensive reading about what doctors in the U.S. have found Ok! some are out to make money so that you buy their products but I have listened to doctors who really have done their hom
• - Diabetes: Switching to common drugs raises risk of complications
  A new study, published in the journal BMJ, finds that switching to a class of drugs called sulfonylureas could raise the risk of complications for people living with type 2 diabetes. Researchers se

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• - Living with Diabetic nephropathy
  In this discussion you can share your experience with diabetic nephropathy (a diabetes complication which affects kidneys). How does it affect your everyday life? How do you manage the disease? What
• - Diagnosis and delay: an approach to addressing diabetic kidney disease
  Health Europa takes a look at the causes, diagnosis and treatment of diabetic kidney disease and investigates what is being done at a European level to combat its threat to patients. Common in those
• - Can Essential Oils Treat Neuropathy in People with Diabetes?
  Popular for thousands of years, essential oils are known for their healing properties. They’re said to help soothe the mind and body, and they may treat a number of conditions. Because of this, they

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• - COVID-19: How do you feel today?
  Hello everyone, I've opened this discussion so we can share our state of mind during this period of isolation! Let's come here everyday to share how we're feeling! What is the best way to stay positi
• - Has your vulnerability status for COVID-19 changed? How to react?
  I was classed as highly vulnerable and had to self isolate for 18 weeks    But now I have been downgraded .I was allocated a flu vaccine . But had it postponed because of an alleged vaccine shorta
• - COVID-19 vaccine: What do you think?
  Hello everyone, How are you today?  The pharmaceutical groups Pfizer (USA) and BioNTech (Germany) announced on Monday 9 November that their vaccine candidate is 90% "effective" in preventing Covid-