Archive for May, 2006
The most common symptoms of diabetes in dogs include extreme thirst,
excessive urination, weight loss, increased appetite and vision problems due to
cataracts.
Some children who are not meeting A1c goals on two or three injections a
day may do better with a change of insulin or more frequent
injections.
Tips and rules for managing your blood sugar during an
illness.
Tips and case studies for people with type 1 and type 2
diabetes.
High blood glucose makes you more likely to have gum disease, gingivitis,
dry mouth, cavities, and burning mouth syndrome. With daily oral care, you can
avoid these diabetes-related problems.
Posted in Diabetes Articles by bddiabetes@bd.com on May 31st, 2006 
