Diabetes has been known to influence the brain for more than 100 years. Sugar is the main source of energy for your brain and when your blood sugar is either low or high, brain fog can occur. Brain fog is more than just an annoyance. It presents as difficulty in concentrating, mental fatigue, problems with multitasking […]
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“Diabetes increases the likelihood of developing psoriasis, a condition that causes red, itchy, raised patches of dry skin.” There are 125 million people worldwide with psoriasis and 3% of Americans have psoriasis. People with diabetes are at a higher risk for multiple skin disorders, not just psoriasis.
Diabetes and psoriasis […]
Daily, there is updated information concerning diabetes. At ADW Diabetes, we want to keep you informed so that you can take better control of your diabetes. Knowledge is your personal power when it comes to your health.
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Diabetes is not directly related to causing headaches and headaches are not always a symptom of diabetes but there are certain situations where the two medical conditions are connected. Diabetes can trigger severe head pain at specific times.
Changes in blood sugars, either low or high, is one reason people with diabetes suffer with headaches. “The more […]
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Diabetic neuropathy remains one of the most painful and debilitating complications associated with diabetes […]
People with diabetes are more prone to blood vessel flow problems known as peripheral vascular disease (PAD) and nerve ending issues, called neuropathy. Excess glucose creates damage to your blood vessels and nerves – especially the smaller vessels – and weakens your veins. Although there is no direct link between diabetes and varicose veins, many people […]
Our lives changed quickly with the onset of the virus, COVID-19. Although it was recognized as a pandemic in March 2020, the first known cases appeared in the United States in late January on the west coast. Originating in China, the virus made its way around the world in record speed. Fast forward to June, and […]