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Diabetes can take a toll on your physical and emotional health and lead to depression.
Diabetes can take a toll on your physical and emotional health and lead to depression.
In this series of two 2-hour interactive workshops, you'll gain the skills and tools you need to take control of your diabetes.
When you’re coughing, sneezing, or feeling nauseous, the last thing you probably want to do is worry about your diabetes.
Over time, managing diabetes (checking blood sugar, taking medication, watching what you eat, and fitting in exercise) may become stressful, especially on top of everything else in your daily life.
Kidney disease happens to some people with diabetes. It means that your kidneys are not doing their job as well as they once did to remove waste from your body.
Diabetes can damage your nerves and slow blood flow to your feet, making it hard to know if you have a cut or sore (which can turn into something worse).
Nerve damage can happen over time with diabetes, lowering your ability to feel pain.
Diabetes increases your risk for heart disease and stroke. Over time, high blood sugar can damage the blood vessels and nerves that control your heart.
High blood sugar can put pressure on your eyes and damage the tiny blood vessels, which can lead to retinopathy, cataracts, or glaucoma if it’s not under control.
Even when you know that eating well, being active, checking your blood sugar, and taking medications can help you feel your best and prevent diabetes complications, it’s not always easy to do. If you need some support to form these…
When it comes to how diabetes affects your health and your life, you’re the one in control. Learn more about the basics of diabetes, checking blood sugar, preventing complications, and the simple things you can do to stay healthy for life.
Eating healthy is one of the best ways to manage your type 2 diabetes. Learn more about diabetes and food choices, nutrition basics, a healthy meal plan, and setting goals to get started.
If you have type 2 diabetes, it’s very important to check your blood sugar as often as your doctor recommends. Learn more about checking your blood sugar, including when to check, how to check, and what tools to use.
Even though injecting insulin can be upsetting at first for some, in time it becomes like any other routine.
Diabetes is a rapidly growing health problem. Currently, more than 21 million people in the United States have diabetes. Without care, diabetes can lead to complications that include kidney failure, eye problems, nerve damage, heart disease and high blood pressure, stroke,…
This Hispanic Heritage Month, take a healthy approach to your heritage by learning about your health risks and finding ways to prevent them.
Nearly 30 million Americans have diabetes and many of them have poorly controlled blood sugar. This can lead to complications including kidney disease, retinal damage, heart disease, hospitalization, and in severe cases death. A new study of nearly 20,000 people…
Kaiser Permanente member Mike Prescott talks about how stress and illness affected his blood sugar and how, with the support of his care manager, Valentina, and wife, Cheryl, he’s able to control his diabetes.
Learn how to eat with type 2 diabetes to control blood sugar levels and decrease risk of complications.
Keep your serving sizes in check! Use the healthy plate method to balance your plate.
Print out this list to help you plan your trip to the market.
Use the examples in this booklet to see how you can enjoy the cuisines you love with portions that keep you satisfied but not stuffed.
Over time, managing diabetes (checking blood sugar, taking medication, watching what you eat, and fitting in exercise) may become stressful, especially on top of everything else in your daily life. You’re not alone if you feel frustrated, overwhelmed, or burned…
Make healthy food choices, be physically active, manage stress, get enough sleep, and take medication as prescribed for good blood sugar control.
You may have just found out that you have diabetes. We recognize that this may be an emotional time for you. At Kaiser Permanente, we’re here to help.
When it comes to how type 2 diabetes affects your health and your life, you’re the one in control. This booklet will make sure you know where to start, what you need to do, when to do it, and why…
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