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Take two people who have their blood sugar within a normal range. One is a type 2 diabetic controlled by diet, meds and exercise - the other does not have diabetes. Is the controlled type 2 diabetic at any greater risk of vision loss, circulation problems, kidney disease, etc than the person without diabetes?

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if the feet feel tingling. However, it mostly occurs in the afternoon and evening, and makes it difficult to sleep. whether this is due to diabetes or a sign of another disease, and why it happen

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Are there specific subpopulations within diabetic individuals who are at higher risk for certain complications, and what tailored preventive measures can be taken for these groups?

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Is there any risk of side effects such as kidney or liver issues associated with continuous insulin injections, which are essential for individuals with diabetes?

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In powerpoint poor patient-health provider communication is an important factor, so how do you communicate well with patients? What things need to be conveyed regarding foot care?

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In type 1 diabetes patients, why is it called an autoimmune disease? And why type 1 diabetes is not clear, sometimes hyperglycemia occurs and sometimes hypoglycemia

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If diabetes is a condition where blood sugar is high, why do diabetics sometimes experience hypoglycemia or low blood sugar?

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I'm Nabilla from Muhammadiyah University, Purwokerto, BA Midwifery Study Program, permission to ask if there is a pregnant woman who has diabetes mellitus, what first steps should be given to the client? and is there transmission to the child later?

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I'm Nabilla from Muhammadiyah University, Purwokerto, BA Midwifery Study Program, permission to ask if there is a pregnant woman who has diabetes mellitus, what first steps should be given to the client? and is there transmission to the child later?

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When we feel stressed and depressed, sometimes as young people we like to consume sweet chocolate or boba, and consuming excessive sugar can increase insulin resistance. So how do we get our sugar to go down to the level it was before consuming these sweet foods?

Is that Any increase in insulin resistance makes the body unable to process excess sugar properly, and then a spike in blood sugar levels is inevitable and triggers type 2 diabetes mellitus.

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Does a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes mean we will have to go on insulin?

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What exercise is good to do that can increase insulin production and the sensitivity of body cells to insulin, so that we can have a healthy heart, and can control diabetes

How do we can maintain our ideal weight and avoid obesity, because sometimes we maintain our diet but the weight doesn't want to go down?

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Are there specific genetic markers or indicators in youth that could predict a higher likelihood of developing diabetes in adulthood?

How do genetic predispositions interact with environmental factors to trigger the onset of diabetes?

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How can an in-depth understanding of the pathophysiology of diabetes mellitus, particularly its impact on the cardiovascular system and peripheral nerve function provide an overview of the interrelationships between glycemic management, long-term risk of complications, and patient quality of life, while taking into account individual differences, environmental factors, and psychosocial barriers that may affect prevention efforts, early detection, and long-term consequences in the context of this medical condition?