Diabetes help?
2016-05-21 5:40 am
Someone had mentioned that even if you are diabetic and if you return your blood sugar level normal you do are not affected by the symptoms caused by diabetic. However, someone else said that it's impossible to reverse diabetes. I think I am missing the middle point here, I'd like to know if you progress to diabetes if it's possible to no longer be considered "diabetic and be affected by the symptoms" of diabetes. Thank you.
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2016-05-22 2:51 am
Once you are diabetic, you are always diabetic. Diabetes is progressive. That basically means that when you first become type 2 diabetic, controlling with diet might be enough. But, chances are, as the diabetes progresses, you might have to add medication to maintain control even if your diet didn't change. Then, as it progresses agian, the medication might need changed. During the lifetime of a type 2 diabetic, they might need their balance of medication changed several times to help them maintain control of their sugar levels.
Now, during that progression, if they do manage to keep control of their sugar levels, they will not experience the worst of diabetic symptoms or complications. So, even though their diabetes progresses and requires stronger or more aggressive treatment, they are still not experiencing the symptoms or the complications from diabetes.
Now, during that progression, if they do manage to keep control of their sugar levels, they will not experience the worst of diabetic symptoms or complications. So, even though their diabetes progresses and requires stronger or more aggressive treatment, they are still not experiencing the symptoms or the complications from diabetes.
2016-05-21 8:52 pm
Once we get it we have it forever but can control it by healthy eating and exercise
參考: Type 2 diabetic
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