Below you will find some general information about diabetes. If you have specific questions related to your plan of care, please contact your care provider.
Good nutrition helps control blood sugar. A well-balanced meal plan includes foods from all of the food groups. More …
Exercise is an important part of a diabetes management plan. Activity and exercise help insulin work better. More …
In this glossary, you will find definitions of terms you will hear when discussing diabetes with your care provider. More …
Learn more about the different types of insulin, how they work, and why they are prescribed together. More …
Learn more about oral diabetes medication. More …
“Sick” means having a fever, vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, or congestion. When you have diabetes there are some special concerns. More …
Everyone who has diabetes should check his/her blood glucose (sugar) level between visits to their diabetes care provider. Find out why. More …
Poor control of blood sugars can affect your reproductive health, regardless of your age. More …
Learn how to properly dispose of your syringes, pen needles, and lancets. More …
When blood sugars are uncontrolled (too high or too low), it can cause complications that can interfere with your quality of life. More …
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