Question 1

what is sever's diease?

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Heel pain: Sever's disease is an eponym for heel pain in adolescents due to injury of the growth plate of the heel. Check out http://familydoctor.Org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/severs-disease.Html for more info.

Question 2

what are the first signs of diebates?

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Peeing more often: drinking more water and going to bathroom more often.
A simple urine test can suggest the diagnosis by showing glucose in the urine

Question 3

which is the best way in managing diabect?

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Managing diabetes: I tell  patients that diabetes does not leave you alone so they should not.. The american diabetes association has a well respected guidelines for managing diabetes. The person with diabetes needs  to adopt teh appropriate lifestyle changes and work with a care team comprised of the primary care physician, dietician, podiatrist and ophthalmologist to start.

Question 4

i read recently about "diabesity". how real is it?

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Diabetes: Diabesity is basically the range of problem starting from   obesity leading to insulin resistance and people developing metabolic syndrome ( pre diabetes with raised cholesterol ) and finally diabetes.  Studies have shown that these conditions share similar underlying causes and can be seen as progression from one stage to next so this is real ,they require the same treatment and are preventable.

Question 5

what causes diabeties?

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Many possibilities: There are 2 basic forms which revolve around insulin, the carrier protein that transfers glucose to and through cells to provide energy. In childhood, the usual form is triggered when an infection results in the loss of Insulin production and it must be supplied by injection. In older kids or adults, Insulin is present but not working as well as needed.Overweight people are more at risk.

Question 6

best diet for diabetis?

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Low carbohydrates: Low in carbohydrates (concentrated sugars) and moderation.

Question 7

what the caused diabetis?

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Which type?: Both types 1& 2 are the result of Insulin deficiency. Type 1 is the result of autoimmune attack on the cells in the pancreas which make insulin. Type 2 is more complicated, but in general terms, there is a relative Insulin deficiency where the insulin-producing cells can no longer keep up with the body's Insulin resistance.

Question 8

how to tell your dieabetic?

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See a doc: The best way is to see a doctor and have your blood glucose measured.

Question 9

how do i reduce diabetism ?

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He best way: To deal with diabetes is eat a low sugar diet, exercise, maintain a healthy weight. If you still have sugar issues, have your doctor tailor anti-hyperglycemic medication regimen for you so that you can keep a close control of your blood sugar.

Question 10

how can i control my diabeties?

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Many ways: Education, diet, exercise, weight loss, monitoring, good medical advice, tight glucose control, prevention of complications, appropriate medication, control of BP and lipids, better life style, positive mental attitude and outlook.

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