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Diabetes 'essentials' refer to the comprehensive health check-up and treatment paraphernalia a diabetic person can use by himself in order to maintain health and lead an active life. Diabetes essentials include blood glucose meters, insulin injections, ketone strips, correct footwear, healthy snacks and log books.

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Study Suggests Links Between Diabetes And Multiple Sclerosis

People with type-1 diabetes are more prone to develop multiple sclerosis (MS) in comparison to non-diabetic people, a Denmark study reveals....Read More

Posted on : Saturday, July 15, 2006 12:00 AM
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GEOVB40
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At age 23, I was diagnosed with Adult Onset Juvenile Diabetes...Insulin Dependent. I just turned 40 this year...and one day at work...I was suddenly struck with Vertigo...my PCP sent me for an MRI of the brain and I have been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. I am suffering from the lower levels...but my Neurologist doesn't want me to take steriods for the MS...because it affects Blood Glucose levels uncontrollably...but now I'm not being treated for MS because of my Diabetes... I'm going to talk with my Endocrinoligist and try and get her...and my Neurologist together and find something that works...I am and have always been a Brittle Diabetic.
Replied on Thursday, October 1, 2009 12:00 AM

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i think you should consider your ms treatment more than the diabetes, as the symptoms goes away, and at the same time you ll have to increase your dose of insulin, the main treatment for the ms is interferons not the cortisone.... hope u get better soon.
Replied on Saturday, December 26, 2009 12:00 AM

cperdue
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sister had juvenile diabetes since age 12 and multiple sclerosis since age 40. she just passed away. she fought a tough fight.
Replied on Thursday, December 10, 2009 12:00 AM

DannyFinn
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I have both Type 1 Diabetes and MS and I am trying to figure out how to treat Flare-Ups from MS without driving my Blood Sugars through the roof.
Replied on Thursday, March 4, 2010 12:00 AM
I have had type one diabetes for 16 years now I just recently had a MS attack and was hospitalized I was told three years ago that I could have had it went in and got a second opinion and they said the spots on the MRI were effects from my Diabetes I am 26 now and had a severe attack and now have so many questions and my nerologist just says every case is different I wanna know how this is going to effect my diabeties and my epilepsy and other health problems I have due to my diabetes. Anything would help!! New DX 1/14/2010
Replied on Saturday, January 29, 2011 11:22 PM
I Have Had MS for 10 years now, recently Diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. Iam insulin dependent. Iam 44 years old and now having walking issues, lots of pain in my right hip. Has anyone used a foot vibrator to help with poor circulation, can i get a free one as i have very little spare funds.

Thanks Nis
Replied on Sunday, December 18, 2011 12:50 PM
 




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