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All we have to know about Diabetes

My Healthcareu2019s Diabetes care program comes with comprehensive pathology tests, Virtual Consultation with Specialists, Virtual Consultation with Nutritionists, Discounted Doorstep Medicine Delivery, Remote Vitals Monitoring on App and more. Take a look at Diabetes Health checkup packages and blood sugar checkup.

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All we have to know about Diabetes

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  1. All we have to know about Diabetes https://www.myhealthcare.co/

  2. What is Diabetes? Diabetes is a disease that occurs when blood sugar becomes too high. Blood sugar is your main energy source and comes from the food you eat. MyHealthcare has the best Diabetes Health Checkup Packages. Our packages include a routine diabetes care program, Extended Diabetes Care Program, and Advanced Diabetes Care Program.

  3. What are the Symptoms of Diabetes? Common symptoms of diabetes include: increased hunger increased thirst weight loss frequent urination blurred vision extreme fatigue ulcers that do not heal

  4. What are the causes of diabetes? TYPE 1 DIABETES OCCURS WHEN THE BODY'S INFECTION-FIGHTING SYSTEM, THE IMMUNE SYSTEM, ATTACKS AND DESTROYS THE INSULIN-PRODUCING BETA CELLS IN THE PANCREAS. TYPE 2 DIABETES, THE MOST COMMON FORM OF DIABETES, IS CAUSED BY SEVERAL FACTORS, INCLUDING LIFESTYLE FACTORS AND GENES.

  5. What are the risk factors of diabetes? You are at an increased risk of developing diabetes if you are: Overweight 45+ Have a parent or sibling with the condition Not physically active You had gestational diabetes Have prediabetes If you have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or high triglycerides

  6. What are the treatments for diabetes? Insulin is the first-line treatment for type 1 diabetes. It replaces hormones that the body cannot produce. The speed at which the action starts and the duration of the effect is different.

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