What happens if insulin is taken after food is something many people ask, especially those who use insulin daily. Timing really matters. After eating, your blood sugar may rise quickly if you take insulin too late. Later, it can drop suddenly, leading to tiredness or low sugar symptoms. In this blog, we’ll guide you through […]
Swelling in the legs, ankles, or feet can come from different issues. Edema and lymphedema are two of the most common, but they’re quite different in how they start and how you treat them. They happen for different reasons and need different treatment methods. If your legs swell up after surgery or due to a […]
You’ve managed Type 1 diabetes for years. Then suddenly, your doctor brings up insulin resistance, or prescribes medications more common in Type 2. Confusing, right? Many patients ask: “Can Type 1 turn into Type 2 diabetes?” While the short answer is no, the full picture is more complex. Someone with Type 1 can develop features […]
Understanding Swelling: Lymphedema vs. Edema Lymphedema and edema may look similar, but they aren’t the same condition. Both can cause swelling, but their underlying causes are different. Understanding the difference matters, especially for people with diabetes, those recovering from surgery, or anyone with a history of cancer. Knowing what’s behind the swelling helps guide the […]
Lymphedema does not just deal with swelling; it also involves pain, stiffness, and confusion about which foods to take and which to avoid. Choosing good food can help you in this situation. Here is what food you choose affects swelling, circulation, and immune health, and also what a real-life meal plan looks like based on […]
There’s no best insulin pump for type 2 diabetes as it depends from person to person. Everyone has their way of managing insulin and blood sugar during the day. For people with type 2 diabetes, using an insulin pump can make things easier. An insulin pump gives an accurate insulin dose all day and helps […]
Missed Insulin Dose Symptoms: What You Need to Know Forgetting to take insulin is a frequent occurrence when starting bolus or basal injection in people, but may cause blood sugar fluctuations. The next step is to prevent symptoms of missed insulin doses, including tiredness, excessive thirst, blurry vision, and, in severe cases, diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) […]
Compression Therapy: Devices, Evidence & Patient Outcomes The best clinically approved method for Compression Therapy has always been focused on improving circulation and reducing swelling i patients who are affected by lymphedema disease. The latest methods with compression garments can mimic applying external pressure to further speed up recovery. These garments and devices are used […]
Are Lentils Good for Diabetics? CGM-Backed A1C Benefits Are lentils good for diabetes? When consulting with clinical dietitians and endocrinologists, they affirm. Small legumes are a nutritional powerhouse and even budget-friendly to use in a daily routine. Lentils maintain consistent blood glucose levels and metabolic balance due to a low glycemic index (GI), high levels […]
Diabetes patients who start insulin usually notice weights going either way (up & down), particularly within the first few months. So, does diabetes cause weight gain? Yes, it can cause weight gain, especially when insulin treatment is involved. It can also happen when blood sugar levels are not monitored correctly, and there are other factors […]
