Hi Healthies,
Many Type 2 Diabetics spend years without even realizing that they are suffering from it. Type 2 diabetes increases gradually with time. But you should visit a doctor once you experience any of these symptoms. It will help you in reducing complications later -
Feeling very thirsty
Urinating frequently, particularly at night
Feeling very tired
Weight loss and loss of muscle bulk
Itchiness around vagina or penis
Blurred vision
Cramps
Constipation
Skin Infection
Treatment for type 2 diabetes is diet, weight control and physical activity. If your blood glucose level still remains high, doctors advices tablets to reduce glucose in blood. If tablets are not effective then they give insulin injection treatment to the diabetic.
Eat a healthy balanced diet. Include lots of fruits, vegetables and wholegrain.
Avoid Alcohol
Exercise Regularly
Reduce Trans Fat and many other bad fats and take water-soluble omega 3
Related Links-
SYMPTOMS AND CURE FOR TYPE 1 DIABETES
SYMPTOMS AND CURE FOR GESTATIONAL DIABETES
Many Type 2 Diabetics spend years without even realizing that they are suffering from it. Type 2 diabetes increases gradually with time. But you should visit a doctor once you experience any of these symptoms. It will help you in reducing complications later -
Feeling very thirsty
Urinating frequently, particularly at night
Feeling very tired
Weight loss and loss of muscle bulk
Itchiness around vagina or penis
Blurred vision
Cramps
Constipation
Skin Infection
Treatment for type 2 diabetes is diet, weight control and physical activity. If your blood glucose level still remains high, doctors advices tablets to reduce glucose in blood. If tablets are not effective then they give insulin injection treatment to the diabetic.
Eat a healthy balanced diet. Include lots of fruits, vegetables and wholegrain.
Avoid Alcohol
Exercise Regularly
Reduce Trans Fat and many other bad fats and take water-soluble omega 3
Related Links-
SYMPTOMS AND CURE FOR TYPE 1 DIABETES
SYMPTOMS AND CURE FOR GESTATIONAL DIABETES
EAT HEALTHY AND STAY HEALTHY
references -
http://www.nhs.uk
http://www.cancertutor.com
http://www.patient.co.uk
webmd
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