It’s very important to check with your physician if you have any of these symptoms or history of diabetes. You’ll want to see you primary physician and explain to the physician what your signs and symptoms you’re experiencing. The physician probably run some tests and check your blood sugar levels. Although diabetes and prediabetes come on more gradually or may not be evident, the American Diabetes Association has recommend screening guidelines. Anyone with a body mass index higher than 25, regardless of their age, are at risk of such high blood pressure. Random blood sugar test will be performed, fasting blood sugar test and few other tests will be performed. Its important part of managing diabetes as well as your overall health is maintaining a healthy weight, healthy diet by eating well, physical activity and having diabetes are no exceptions. Exercise lowers the blood sugar level. Making a commitment to managing your diabetes is critical! Your lifestyle and you’re dieting says it all and can help you if …show more content…
When family member, close friend or yourself is dealing with diabetes, do not give up. Although you feel as if you follow every step and blood sugar still rises don’t look at it as negative but to be patient and positive about the situation. It’s time consuming yes, overwhelming in the long run you’re doing something great for yourself, health and those who around you that cheering you on and wanting you around for every long time. Talking about the diabetes with another is very helpful and your physician can also refer or recommend a mental health profession for you to speak with or support group. Sharing your feelings and triumph with people who experiencing, understand what you’re going through is very helpful. Diabetes eat healthy foods, get more physical activity into you routine and loss excess pounds and take your medication everyday as prescribe by the physician and keep up with you