Pre-Diabetes - The Growing Epidemic

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By: jenna | 26-06-2008
My husband has just found out that he has diabetic retinothopy.  The eye dr. will be doing laser eye surgery.  If anyone has had this done, how often do you have to have it done?  Also when you had it done, did the dr. wait until all of the blood cleared from your eye or did he just start lasering and have you come back each week?  Any information you can give us would be truly appreciated. 

I have diabetes and my feet have little sores on ...
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My pancreas doesnt produce insulin any longer.
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I have had diabetes for about 15 years. Blood test show that my pancreas does not produce insulin any longer. I had the gastric bypass april 11, 2008, I have been told that my pancreas may "kick back in". Is this a possibility? Diabetes is the reason I had the surgery among other reasons. It makes me very sad to think that my pancreas may never work again. But I have lost a great deal of weight in just 2 months, but my diabetes has yet to improve. Is there any hope for me? Thank  you, Deborah DeSoto,  email is deborah2323@aol.com    Please respond.  

Hypoglycemia
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A few days ago i started to to check my blood sugar because of the advise of a friend.  I soon realized my symptoms were caused by a sudden drop of my blood sugar.  At this point i don't have health insurance so i'm trying to control my blood sugar until i can afford to go to the doctor.  Is there anything i can do to help control my blood sugar?

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