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Diabetes Basics Part 5: What Are the Symptoms of Diabetes and When Should it Be Suspected?
Diabetes is a disease defined by an elevated glucose level. The symptoms that people experience as a result depend on the degree of elevation – higher levels usually mean more symptoms, but this varies from person to person. Unfortunately, these symptoms are not specific. Thus, they could be due to a wide variety of different...
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Glucose & Growth: Understanding Blood Sugar with Gestational Diabetes
How Your Body Changes During pregnancy, your body undergoes major shifts to fuel a growing baby. To ensure your child receives enough nutrients, your body naturally makes two key adjustments: It changes how it responds to insulin to increase glucose (sugar) in your blood. It modulates insulin levels to keep that blood sugar within a...
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Diabetes Basics Part 4: How Common is Diabetes and Why Does it Develop?
Unfortunately, diabetes is extremely common. Approximately 1 in 10 people aged 20 and over throughout the world have diabetes. This is an average with numbers varying by age, country, ethnic origin or ancestry, weight, weight distribution, socioeconomic status, and medical history. In Canada the number is 1 in 10 adults, and 1 in 5 over...
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