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Living with Diabetes
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Diabetes is a permanent chronic condition. Diabetes can have serious consequences, if not treated correctly.
Read about Diabetes symptoms, myths, management tips, and more.
Support for parents with Diabetic children
In a related article, we uncovered the meaning of childhood Diabetes, the testing process and how to establish a routine that considers both treatment and self-management. This article is a follow-on from that, and explores your journey as a parent to a Diabetic child.
Diabetes and your kidneys: the risks for Diabetics
If Diabetes is not properly managed it could lead to the onset of other health conditions such as kidney disease (Diabetic Nephropathy).
What’s the best exercise for Diabetics?
AllLife share insights on what might be the best exercise you can do as a Diabetic.
Coping with Diabetes when disabled
Are you disabled and living with Diabetes? AllLife is here to help.
Diabetic health control programme
AllLife cares about your health and wellbeing. Here is our health and lifestyle programme for Diabetics.
Test for, monitor, and manage Diabetes
Getting tested for Diabetes is a process. The same goes for monitoring it after diagnosis.
Why is breakfast a challenge for Diabetics?
We share dietary guidelines for breakfast meals for people living with diebetes. Also learn the consequences of skipping breakfast.
Here’s how to reduce the risk of stroke as a Diabetic
The risk of suffering a stroke is much higher for people living with diabetes. Learn what you need to cut down on to decrease the chances of having a stroke.
4 tips to help you manage anxiety as a Diabetic
Managing anxiety as a Diabetic.
What’s the link between Depression and Gestational Diabetes?
Today mental health tops the agendas of medical and social conferences. Niche fields taking priority for many researchers explore depression and anxiety, treatment via antidepressants, pregnancy and gestational Diabetes. Depression and anxiety present themselves in many forms.
Managing Diabetes: Supporting your partner
Understanding Diabetes and how to support your loved ones.