Diabetes Information

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Complications

Eyes Feet Skin Heart Kidneys Nerves Celiac Disease Clinical Trials

Eyes | Feet | Skin

Eye Intro | Changes At Diagnosis | Background Retinopathy | Preproliferative Retinopathy | Proliferative Retinopathy | Macular Edema | Cataracts | Why Damage Occurs

Foot Awareness - Various foot problems and what to do about them.

Skin - Necrobiosis, Dermopathy, Fungi and more

Heart | Kidneys | Nerves

Heart Links - Excellent links to Congestive Heart Failure and Ace Inhibitors information.

Kidney Disease Prevention - How blood sugar control can help to prevent kidney disease.
Kidney Disease, stages and reversal. - How to tell what stage of kidney disease you may have and information on reversing the damage.

Diabetic Neuropathy - Neuropathy represents the most common complication of diabetes.

Also See:
Why certain organs are damaged
Frozen shoulder in diabetes

Celiac Disease

Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder that affects nearly one in every hundred people in the United States. Many people, 97%, remain undiagnosed and untreated. These people may cosult doctors who prescribe drugs, diets or therapies for some of the symptoms that may work for awhile. In the US today, the average length of time a person has Celiac Disease before it is diagnosed is nine years. Most people are diagnosed in their 40's through 60's.

Clinical Trials

Find the latest treatment for an existing complication in these Clinical Trials.

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The Uncomplicated Guide To Diabetes Complications
What everyone with diabetes should know about prevention, treatment, and self-care for all related complications.

101 Foot Care Tips for People with Diabetes
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Numb Toes and Aching Soles
Everything from causes, symptoms, testing and treatments for peripheral neuropathy. Over 200 patient accounts of treatments that work the best and those which don't.