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Preventing eye complications of diabetes: Dr. Joe Williams discusses the things that you can do to decrease the likelihood of the eye complications of diabetes.
Complications of diabetes.
Type 1 Diabetes can have long term complications in the kidney, heart, and eyes. With careful control of diabetes, the complication rate can be much lower, so diabetes can live a healthy life.
Type 1 Diabetes is caused from the bodies inability to produce insulin from the pancreas. Currently there are no measures to prevent Type 1 Diabetes, which is Juvenile Diabetes in CHildren.
Dr Sushma Reddy, an endocrinologist at Port Huron Hospital, gives and overview of diabetes, including symptoms, diagnostic tests, treatment and prognosis.
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What are the treatments for type 2 diabetes?