Poor Blood Sugar Control

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  Diabetes Mistakes: 5 Habits Every Diabetic Must Avoid To Keep Blood Sugar Levels Under Control

  Diabetes mistakes: A diabetic need to maintain healthy blood sugar levels to avoid the complications of diabetes. There are many poor habits which can unknowingly increase blood sugar levels. Here are some mistakes very diabetic must avoid to keep their blood sugar levels healthy.

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  Not Just Breathlessness, But Sleep Apnea Can Also Cause Blindness In Diabetics- Know The Ways To Treat Sleep Apnea At Home

  Sleep apnea risks: Researchers mention that it is more difficult to treat diabetic retinopathy in patients with severe sleep apnea. When diabetics have poor control over the blood sugar levels, tiny blood vessels at the back of the eye can become damaged.

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  Diabetic Retinopathy: Follow These Steps To Prevent Vision Loss From Diabetes

  One severe complication of diabetes which can affect the eyes is called diabetic retinopathy. It can damage the retina and cause poor vision. If left untreated it can even result in complete vision loss. Read here to understand some prevention methods to avoid diabetic retinopathy.

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  This Diet By Luke Coutinho Is What You Need For Quick Weight Loss And Blood Sugar Control

  Healthy eating habits, good nutrition and regular physical exercise can help lower blood sugar levels. Also, people with high blood sugar levels should keep a contant check on their weight.

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  Poverty, Instability Linked to Poor Control of Pregnancy Diabetes

  Pregnant women with pregnancy-related diabetes are less likely to achieve blood sugar control if they rely on food stamps or have a generally chaotic lifestyle, according to a U.S. study.

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  Diabetes Linked To Memory Decline In Older Adults

  Older adults with poorly controlled diabetes may struggle with whats known as episodic memory, the ability to recall specific events experienced recently or long ago, a study suggests.

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  Marijuana Use Linked to Poor Blood Sugar Control

  Marijuana users are more likely to have prediabetes - the state of poor blood sugar control that can progress to Type-2 diabetes - than those who have never used the drug, new research has found.

• Depression and poor diabetes control

  Depression may make it harder for people with diabetes to keep their blood sugar levels in check.

• Diabetic children need depression check-up

  Diabetic children with poor blood sugar control and frequent emergency room visits might be suffering from depression.

• Diabetic control and mental decline

  Elderly women with diabetes are significantly more likely to decline mentally over the years than women without diabetes, and poor control of blood sugar levels may be partially to blame, according to recent research.