Managing complications

People with diabetes are at risk of high blood pressure. That's why it’s important to know your blood pressure targets and strive to reach them.

Many people with diabetes experience minor digestive disorders. For example, almost 60% are affected by constipation.

People with diabetes have a higher risk of gastrointestinal (digestive) issues than those who don’t have the disease. Read on to learn more about diabetes digestive issues.

It’s important to look after your hearing. Read on to learn about seven tips for hearing health.

If you have been noticing that your hearing is not as sharp as it used to be, you’re not alone. Read this article to find out more about hearing loss and what to do if you suspect that you may have hearing loss.

Feeling lightheaded and dizzy is never fun, especially when it affects your balance. Add diabetes to the mix and there could be some diabetes-related complications that are contributing to your balance and dizziness issues.

Hearing loss is defined as the reduced ability to hear sounds. It can occur at any age and can happen gradually or very suddenly. The symptoms of hearing loss may be mild, moderate or severe. Depending on the cause, hearing loss may be temporary or permanent. Read on to learn about the types of hearing loss and how they are diagnosed.