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What is the advise if she grow up marry and pregnant. What is the risk that a diabetes patient on insulin pregnant and give birth.

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Please help. I’m very confused. I do take in daily doses of insulin but with an inhaler. If I do have neither type 1 or type 2 diabetes, but some other form… Could I get type 1 or 2 in the future?

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Also, are fasting blood sugar levels an accurate diagnostic test because i heard people with diabetes type 1 can have normal blood sugar levels from fasting but not after eating… is that true?
I know type 1 makes no insulin and type 2 makes little insulin but how does a doctor know? Are blood sugar levels higher in type 1 then in type 2? Is there a blood test to determine it?

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Pee Dee doctor talks about Diabetes health
FLORENCE- Diabetes is a common disease, yet every individual needs unique care.

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See www.thenaturalguide.com – Naturopathic Doctor Lucy Rojo – www.DrLucyRojo.us – explains how she uses Naturopathic Medicine to reverse Type 2 Diabetes. Produced by Larry Cook. Distributed by Tubemogul.

You Docs: Make your doctor your weight-loss team captain
Many family doctors don’t talk about healthy eating with overweight patients, leaving the impression that it’s not a problem.

The practitioner, not the doctor, will see you now
Indian Country and health-care reform: For Native Americans, there’s nothing new about seeing nurse practitioners, pharmacists, or others for primary care. Now the rest of the U.S. is catching on.