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Diabetes in Pregnancy - Freedom from Diabetes Relation Between Diabetes in Pregnancy High blood glucose is always bad for health, and especially so if you are pregnant. Often, diabetics aren’t even aware they have the condition until they ‘happen’ to take a routine check-up. Gestational Diabetes During Pregnancy what is gestational diabetes? Sometimes, diabetes occurs during first pregnancies—this is known as gestational diabetes. While it often goes away on its own, statistics show that those who do test positive for gestational diabetes are at higher risk of contracting Type 2 Diabetes later in life. Diabetes’ Effect on the Fetus The initial eight weeks of pregnancy are crucial for the health of your baby. This is when organs like the brain, heart, lungs, and kidney begin to take shape. High blood glucose levels (BSL) during this period can lead to birth defects in the heart, brain, or spine. What happens if you are diabetic and pregnant? If you’re already suffering from diabetes, pregnancy can heighten the risk of complications associated with long-term diabetes, such as eye problems, BP, kidney issues, or cardiovascular problems. Preparing for pregnancy if you already have diabetes It is vital that you maintain a normal range of BSL before and during your pregnancy. This means eating healthy, doing some regular and doctor-recommended exercise, and getting regular check-ups. If you’re a smoker or regular drinker, it is best if you stop completely. Do’s and Don’ts for pregnant, diabetic mothers 1. Do Not Smoke 2. Consult a Certified Nutritionist 3. Fitness during pregnancy 4. Say No to Alcohol Browse full blog- https://www.freedomfromdiabetes.org/blog/post/Diabetes%20in%20Pregnancy%20-%20Freedom%20from%20Diabetes/2623 Contact us :- Mob : +91-7776077760 Email-Id : info@freedomfromdiabetes.org Also connect with us on our website , Facebook page, and youtube

Diabetic nephropathy (Diabetic Kidney Disease): A serious complication of diabetes High blood sugar affects almost every organ in your body, but the kidneys are perhaps the most susceptible. The kidney has a delicate filtering system comprising many small blood vessel clusters. The function of these clusters is to filter waste from your body. If blood glucose is not managed, over time, it damages these blood vessels, negatively impacting their functioning and damaging the kidney. This in itself is bad; what’s worse is that it increases blood pressure too. High blood pressure, in turn, further increases pressure on the kidneys’ filtering system. If left unchecked, this will surely result in kidney failure. This is a life-threatening condition and dialysis or kidney transplant are the only treatment choices. However, this is not inevitable. Through a proper diet-nutrition-stress control routine, even very highly diabetic patients can bring their counts back to normal and save themselves from kidney damage.  Besides reversing diabetes, Freedom from Diabetes has many patients with kidney issues whose creatinine levels got under control and many who saved from going for dialysis. Diabetic Nephropathy Symptoms Like diabetes itself, kidney disease caused by diabetes—or diabetic nephropathy, to give it its clinical name—is almost asymptomatic. As damage progresses, however, the following signs can be experienced: Erratic or hard-to-regulate BP Water retention (and swelling) in feet, hands, and around the eyes Increased frequency of urination Fatigue and lethargy Disorientation or difficulty in concentrating Shortness of breath Appetite loss Nausea, puking Itching If you experience any of the above or are suffering from diabetes, it is recommended that you have regular checks, with tests for kidney function, and consultations with your doctor. Complications resulting from diabetic nephropathy Over time, sufferers may experience a variety of problems from fluid retention to erectile dysfunction. If any of the below diabetic nephropathy symptoms are seen, it is critical to get immediate medical attention in order to avoid irreversible kidney damage. Browse full blog- https://www.freedomfromdiabetes.org/blog/post/diabetic-nephropathy/2643 Contact us :- Mob : +91-7776077760 Email-Id : info@freedomfromdiabetes.org Also connect with us on our website , Facebook page, and youtube

Does Diabetes Cause Alzheimer’s? How does diabetes cause Alzheimer's disease?   To understand how diabetes may be linked to Alzheimer’s, it helps to start by understanding both these health problems. Diabetes is basically a condition brought on by insulin insensitivity, I.e. when the body either produces less insulin or is unable to use the insulin produced by the pancreas to move glucose from the bloodstream into the muscle cells where they can be used to create energy. When sugar levels rise in the blood, it begins to damage the blood vessels and nerves, leading to problems in almost every organ. Alzheimer’s is a progressive brain disorder that damages memory, the ability to reason, communicate, and carry out everyday activities. It can also lead to personality changes—anxiety, agitation, and delusions, being the common ones. Diabetes is also known to be the cause of other health problems, including: Cardiac problems Stroke Eye problems Kidney damage Diabetic neuropathy—caused by nerve damage—indicated by pain/burning sensations in your feet or hands Digestive problems Infertility—in both sexes Who is most at risk for Alzheimer's? Why is age a risk factor for Alzheimer's? Older populations are more vulnerable to Alzheimer’s. Industry statistics estimates show that one in eight people over 65 is at risk, while nearly half of all people over 85 already have it to some degree, or are suffering from other dementias. Conclusion Remember, even small changes can make a difference. So, if you’re suffering from diabetes. Start getting your blood sugar levels in the normal range today. With a proper diet-exercise-stress management routine, you can even completely reverse diabetes. Freedom from Diabetes regularly holds guided programs to help diabetics get free of the condition. Browse full blog- https://www.freedomfromdiabetes.org/blog/post/does-diabetes-cause-alzheimers/2653 Contact us :- Mob : +91-7776077760 Email-Id : info@freedomfromdiabetes.org Also connect with us on our website , Facebook page, and youtube

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