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No. Creative Dynamics is an educational website. It does not diagnose, prescribe, provide emergency care or create a doctor-patient relationship.
No. Insulin and other medicine doses must be set or adjusted with a qualified healthcare professional who knows your medical history, treatment plan and glucose pattern.
No. Diabetes has different causes and risk factors. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune condition. Type 2 diabetes involves insulin resistance and impaired insulin production and is influenced by multiple genetic, metabolic, social and lifestyle factors.
Not necessarily. Carbohydrate amount and type can affect glucose, but balanced meal planning is individual. Extreme restriction can be unsafe for some people, especially when medicines or insulin are involved.
Fruit can fit into many diabetes meal plans. Portion size, overall carbohydrate intake, individual glucose response and treatment plan matter. Whole fruit is generally more filling than juice.
Regular physical activity, including walking, can be part of diabetes management for many people. The safest amount and intensity depend on fitness, medicines and complications.
There is no single schedule for everyone. Monitoring frequency depends on diabetes type, treatment, pregnancy, risk of hypoglycaemia and what your care team is trying to learn from the readings.
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Use an appropriate local emergency or urgent medical service. Do not wait for a response from this website if someone has severe symptoms such as confusion, loss of consciousness, breathing difficulty, repeated vomiting or suspected severe low glucose.
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