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Diabetes (Type 2)

Current topics:

• - NIHR Type Two Remission
  https://www.nihr.ac.uk/news/type-2-diabetes-can-be-reversed-with-a-modest-weight-loss-of-10-or-more/22246 Type 2 diabetes can be reversed with a modest weight loss of 10% or more Researchers at the Un
• - Complications linked to diabetes
  Hello everyone, Unfortunately, diabetes can cause different complications to occur. This can manifest in different ways such as eye damage, kidney damage, pregnancy complications...Have you experienc
• - Sport and diabetes
  Hello I get very tired more and more often, I took up a bit more cycling recently but it was very hard and the slightest small hill was becoming very difficult How to exercise in this case? I don't

Current topics:

• - 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
• - Vulnerable category
  I'm enquiring if my partner should be in the vulnerable category, he is 61, type 2 diabetic, fitted with an internal difibulator/pacemaker, previous stroke, mini stroke receives PIP for his mobility.
• - I have bipolar and type 2 diabetes
  I've only just come across this group,I am not sure how at risk I am.Im a key worker and just have to keep working keep washing our hands.what more can we do.

Current topics:

• - 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
• - Blood glucose testing
  Hello everyone, How often do you do blood glucose testing? And has the frequency changed over time? Good day to you all, Marina
• - Bydureon
  Hi Is anyone else on Bydureon? How are you getting on with it? and does injecting get any better? I have my 3rd injection tomorrow and am not looking forward to it, I have to get my surgery to do it

Current topics:

• - 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

Current topics:

• - 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