Diabetes is
becoming a huge health issue in this country and the biggest reason is because
of the problem of childhood obesity. Young children are more overweight, and as
a result, diabetes is going to occur more commonly in them, and the problems
associated with diabetes, at younger ages, and that is a key concern. One of
the big issues we have is that people will have heart disease, obesity, and
other related problems, including kidney problems, at earlier ages. It’s
critical that we look into it and make changes.
Showing posts with label kidney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kidney. Show all posts
Monday, September 15, 2014
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Importance of Staying Hydrated
Dehydration is a
problem that can really creep up on people and it’s tough on the kidneys. You
need to drink plenty of fluids, plenty of water. If you don’t, you’re going to
find that you can actually have muscle tightness and stiffness. You can have
kidney issues; you can actually feel more tense. You want to get fluid into
your system and one of the best ways is by drinking plenty of water. It will
help you out. Hydration is good for the skin. It’s good for the overall body. So
drink plenty of water throughout the day.
Monday, March 31, 2014
Tight Control of Diabetes
The term is
tight control, and over time, we are learning that when it comes to diabetes,
tight control may be the most important phrase in medicine. By tight control,
we mean controlling the blood sugar with diet, insulin or oral pills. Over
time, uncontrolled blood sugar starts to damage many parts of the body. For
instance, in the kidney, it can damage the tiniest of blood vessels, leading to
high blood pressure and destruction of the kidney. Yet, when the sugar is
controlled and blood pressure is closely monitored, much of the damage of the
kidneys can be avoided.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Taking Control of Diabetes
As more people
are diagnosed with diabetes, there is a major issue in medicine…trying to
motivate people to take ownership of their condition and aggressively attack it
to prevent long-term problems like kidney and heart disease. There are several key things that you can do to help when you are dealing
with diabetes. The first thing is that diabetes is not a cause of adult
blindness, kidney failure, and amputation. That's right. It's
poorly controlled diabetes that's the problem. If you keep it in check,
there is reason for hope. Also, make a partnership with your
doctor. You need someone to talk to who can understand your
condition. If he or she does not help, find someone who can.
Another key point; make certain you see your eye doctor each year, have a foot
exam annually, and talk with your doctor about urine screening and a test
called the hemoglobin A1C, which can help monitor how you're doing.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Urinary Tract Infections Need to Be Treated
Urinary tract
infections can be serious health problems. One of the problems with
urinary tract infections is the fact that they often go undiagnosed or
ignored. If they are ignored, one of the things you have to do realize is
that long-term it can affect the kidneys. You just can't ignore a urinary
tract infection and let it run amok. You have to make sure that
antibiotics are given and the proper protection is there. Then, if you
control it, you won't have that great degree of difficulty.
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