Articles, tagged with "glucose tolerance test", page 1
17th August 2011
Typically, a physical at your doctor’s office will include a fasting blood test. If your results come back in the 110-120 range, you are generally told that it is a little high, but not too much of a concern - you do not have Pre-diabetes or Diabetes…yet...
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Author:
Mark Schumacher
31st May 2011
Diabetes is a disease that everyone has heard of, and knows that it affects adults and children alike. Over 200 million people have this disease worldwide, and Type 2 diabetes usually affects 90 – 95% of the diabetic population. Diabetes is generally clas...
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Author:
Dr Narendra Punjabi
14th April 2011
It is not a rare occurrence for women to have increased blood sugar levels in their body during their period of pregnancy. Before, this used to be regarded as a life-threatening condition, but now it has been found that it can be treated. Some approaches ...
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Author:
Michael Harrah
29th March 2011
Pre diabetes or borderline diabetes affects more than 55 million Americans whose ages are from 20 and above. Typically, a person would only know that he has the condition once he has undergone tests such as fasting plasma glucose test (FPG) and oral gluc...
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Author:
Nazima Golamaully
16th March 2011
Hematuria can have several causes, depending on a patient. The most probable causes include BPH (Benign prostatic Hyperplasia), presence of stones in kidney, consumption of medications like rifampine, phenytoin and quinine, blockages in the urinary tract,...
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Author:
Peter Gyle
01st March 2011
Research conducted at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center raises the exciting prospect of eliminating the need for insulin in type 1 diabetics by "turning off" the hormone glucagon, which plays a major role in blood sugar regulation.
L...
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Author:
Lynn Woods
12th January 2011
Glucose, the primary power supply for human and animal cells, is a kind of sugar that travels by means of the bloodstream. Glucose enters your body whenever you eat carbohydrate foods. Glucose amounts are regulated by insulin and glucagon. Insulin is a ho...
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Author:
BobLorpino
05th January 2011
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Author:
James Smith
17th December 2010
Blood glucose levelsThe glucose level in the blood rises after a meal. This rise is dependent on the kind and amount of meals eaten. In someone with out diabetes this rise can go as much as about 7 mmols/L after a meal. The fasting stage of blood glucose ...
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Author:
Ver Bryan
15th December 2010
Blood sugar, also referred to as glucose exists within our blood stream. Glucose is actually the system's principal supply of energy, made by digesting the sugar and starch in carbohydrates. The nutrients and bile in the digestive system breaks down the c...
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Author:
SophieWatson
14th December 2010
Blood glucose levelsThe glucose level in the blood rises soon after a meal. This rise is dependent on the kind and amount of food eaten. In an individual without having diabetes this rise can go up to about 7 mmols/L soon after a meal. The fasting level o...
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Author:
Jer Patizk
13th December 2010
It is sad, there are still many that don't even know that they have Type ii diabetes. It is quite simple to get further info. This is critical for your wellbeing. There are a series of tests available if you would like to further investigate the likeliho...
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Author:
Michael Hutch
13th December 2010
It is sad, there are til now people who do not yet even know they have Diabetes 2. There are some easy steps that you can take in order to find out. This is extremely crucial for your health. So if you think you may have diabetes, it is vital to do the r...
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Author:
Michael Hutch
06th December 2010
Prediabetes is an early symptom for those who potentially suffer from type 2 diabetes. At this stage is marked by the increase in the blood glucose level but still not too high to be classified as permanent diabetic. People with prediabetes have Impaired ...
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Author:
Caksut
22nd November 2010
Millions of people around the world have been diagnosed with diabetes (but many others don't even yet know they have it!). The very lucky thing about diabetes is that you can really help control it with a little perseverance, even though there is presentl...
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Author:
Michael Hutch