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Type 2 diabetes and your HbA1c – what you should know
Living with diabetes means we are constantly being “tested.” And one of the biggest tests we face is an HbA1c test. Your results can fall anywhere from 4.0 to 16 percent (or 20 to 151 mmol/L).
September 23, 2020•by Ginger Vieira
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What You Should Know About Diabetic Ketoacidosis
Keeping blood sugars within range is one of the greatest challenges for most people with diabetes. And unfortunately, since there are so many factors involved in this tricky balancing act, it’s not always possible.
August 11, 2020•by Ilka Gdanietz
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How Stress Affects Blood Sugar
From adrenaline-soaked excitement to prolonged anxiety, stress can have many faces. Sometimes, it can feel like all those stressors don’t play well with your diabetes monster. We’re here to explain how stress impacts your blood glucose and how you can gain control.
June 29, 2020•by Miriam Stangs
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Long Term Complications of Diabetes - An Overview
Nobody really likes to talk about long term complications of diabetes. It can be hard to face not only for people with diabetes, but their healthcare professionals as well. Complications are a sensitive topic and navigating that conversation requires sensitivity and understanding.
June 26, 2020•by Jessica Schmidt-Herzel
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Hyperglycemia – What Is It and How Can I Treat It?
mySugr’s primary mission is always to make diabetes suck less. We actively look to empower people with diabetes as much as we advocate for them. That means making sure our people with diabetes are fully educated! Today, we are discussing hyperglycemia and everything you need to know to treat and prevent high blood sugars.
June 1, 2020•by Heather Nelson
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9 Things To Know About Injections, Injection Areas And Needle Length
Injecting insulin is part of the daily routine for most people with diabetes and has become an automated process.
May 15, 2020•by Jessica Schmidt-Herzel
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