Diagnosis, Management and Prevention of Diabetes

High blood sugar levels are a defining feature of diabetes mellitus, also referred to as diabetes. Insulin is a hormone that moves blood sugar into your cells, where it can be stored or used as fuel. If you have diabetes, your body either produces insufficient insulin or uses the insulin it does make inefficiently. Blood sugar levels rising worsen diabetes symptoms. When people with typical diabetes symptoms visit, the great majority are given a precise diagnosis. Diabetes management attempts to promote the quality of life and productivity of diabetics.

                           1. Diabetes education includes both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

                           2. Diabetes during pregnancy

                           3. Diabetes risk factors and symptoms

                           4. Blood sugar levels at random and during fasting

                           5. Diet and physical exercise in diabetes

                           6. Diabetes medication management 

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