Medications
The ONLY option to replace those two is a Basil and Bolus Insulin or a mixed insulin
And if you go with the human analog insulins then they are essentially "natural" as well - the exact same insulin… read more
In terms of pills and others
In my experience, I have found that eventually there is the medication that seems to be just for you and you will feel like you now have a 'magical' medication. But stay in contact with your doctor… read more
Thank you 🥰
typr 1 doesnt produce any insulin while type 2 produces some ,but not enough .
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I will answer that but just want to forewarn that some may find this post a little “harsh”
I work with two different Diabetes mentoring programs – a “regular one” and a “Bootcamp”
For any that have Served and had the pleasure of Basic Training they would recognize our Bootcamp technique – it’s fashioned the same way – you are told what to think and what to do to try and teach you what you need to know
To do what is expected… read more
Good post Graham..
Since @A DiabetesTeam Member shared his LADA diagnosis, I figured it was a time for a refresher 😁
Type 2 Diabetes, formerly Sugar Diabetes is the most common (90% of all diabetics)
T2 is a metabolic disorder where Resistance to using our own insulin is usually the problem. T2’s can also develop insulin production issues as the disease progresses
T2’s often actually have Metabolic Syndrome with T2 being the major disorder (under the umbrella) which also includes cholesterol, blood pressure… read more
Not really - just have always lived in/around Diabetes and it rubs off on you whether you want to know or not.
When you become the 22nd family member (2nd degree relative or closer) spanning 4… read more
Ive been taken metformin for my diabetes. however side effects on my stomach arent good, ive tried to take it with food and it dont work out any better.
what other medicines are their to help with diabetes and how to take them?
i see my dr thursday and would like to have something to suggest
thanks
christopher
No
There seems to be a great misconception out there that the "treatment used" is how the Type of Diabetes is determined
Insulin is a treatment for Diabetics, ALL Diabetics IF they NEED it
Type 1 Diabetics have an auto-immune disease that "within days" destroys their own ability to produce insulin - without insulin they will die within a week or two
They (Type 1's) need insulin from minute one of diagnosis and currently there is not other treatment to help keep them alive
L.A.D.A. Diabetics… read more
@A DiabetesTeam Member. geeez. So sorry