Management

Sure we all experience fatigue from time to time, especially after exerting ourselves too much. But if you’re constantly mentally or physically tired, your diabetes may have something to do with it.

Diabetes onset differs between type 1 and type 2. Read about the differences in this article.

Whether it’s very hot or very cold, seasonal changes can affect your diabetes management. Learn more about diabetes and seasonal changes in this article.

Common illnesses such as dehydration or flu can be more challenging if you live with diabetes. Read this expert blog to learn about managing diabetes when you are sick.

Acupuncture has been practiced in traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years to treat various conditions and improve overall health. But now, more and more healthcare providers in the western world are recognizing its benefits in treating diabetes complications too.

Foot ulcers are one of the most common and serious complications of diabetes, often leading to risk of amputation. This makes ongoing preventative foot care essential for people with diabetes, especially during the winter months.

ADH is a hormone that controls how much water your kidneys make into urine to prevent you from getting dehydrated. People who don’t have enough ADH in their bodies can develop a condition called diabetes insipidus (DI) or water diabetes. Here’s a look at what causes diabetes insipidus and what you can do to get it under control.