A rare form of diabetes caused by a mutation in the insulin gene. Why, who and what are the consequences? Neonatal diabetes is a form of diabetes that occurs in the first 6-12 months of life. Neonatal diabetes mellitus and MODY diabetes (adult-type diabetes mellitus in young adults) are the two main forms of monogenic….
Usually with experience comes the ability to recognize the risk of hypoglycemia by feeling. But not everyone has such a sixth sense. Moreover, in some, a decrease in sugar occurs without symptoms, precursors. Asymptomatic hypoglycemia significantly increases the risk of severe episodes. How to correct the situation and what factors can affect the sensitivity? Usually,….
Inflammation and bleeding of the gums, dryness or occasional burning of the mouth can all be manifestations of oral diseases associated with diabetes. We talk about the most common pathologies, symptoms, as well as actions to prevent. What are the most common oral problems in diabetes? Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums. Symptoms are red,….
Drivers with diabetes should always be on the lookout. Studies show that the risk of hypoglycemia is increased when driving. In addition, even a slight change in glycemia affects the quality of driving a car. We figure out which sugars are better to drive and what precautions to take to protect yourself and other drivers…..
Four factors must be present for tooth decay: the tooth itself, sugar, bacteria, and time. Bacteria feed on sugar and produce acid that causes tooth decay. And, as you know, we are sweet people, rich in sugar in the blood and other fluids – saliva is no exception. How common is caries? Tooth decay is….
Plaque is not just words from toothpaste advertising. It is destructive to teeth and gums. Studies show that the higher the sugar level in saliva, the more plaque builds up. For people with diabetes, this means one thing – you need to be proactive! How can diabetes affect oral health? Diabetes affects oral health in….