With a healthy balance diet and exercise most people are able to avoid diabetic complications, however they do occur. Treatment of diabetic complications depends on the problems that occur. It is much easier to take preventative actions for the treatment of diabetic complications, than to try to treat these complications after they come up. This is why learning about the disease is so important. It helps you to recognize signs, stay on top of symptoms, and to act proactively along with your physician. Some of the diabetic complications listed by the American Diabetes Association are as follows:
- Eye Complications
- Foot Complications
- Skin Complications
- Heart Disease
- High Blood
- Mental Health
- Hearing Complications
- Oral Health Complications
- Gastroparesis
- Ketoacidosis
- Neuropathy
- Peripheral Arterial Disease
- Stroke
- Stress
- Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic Nonketotic Syndrome (HHNS)
Treatment of Diabetic Foot
Nerve damage (neuropathy) is the most common foot problem related to diabetes. It is very important to learn …
