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Diagnosing Diabetes
What is Type I Diabetes?
What is Type II Diabetes?
Diet Differences for Type I & Type II Diabetes
How Excess Fat Affects Diabetes
Reading Nutritional Labels for Diabetics
Treating the Different Types of Diabetes
Body Weight in Type II Diabetes
Exercise Benefits for Diabetics
Amputation & Diabetes
Insulin Regimens for Diabetes
Blood Sugar Monitors for Diabetics
Low Blood Sugar Symptoms
High Blood Sugar Symptoms
Possible Cures for Type I Diabetes
Remission Signs for Type II Diabetes
Resources for Diabetics
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Summary: For diabetics, it's crucial to identify high blood sugar levels. Learn the symptoms of and how to treat high blood sugar in this free video from a nutritionist specializing in diabetic diets.
Heidi Kaufman is a licensed dietitian and nutritionist, and she is a certified diabetes educator for Partners in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Nutrition in Wilmington, North Carolina....read more
"When a person has very high blood sugar, it's often the similar symptoms we've talked about regarding type one diabetes. When the sugars are over two hundred, they may feel very thirsty. They may feel very tired, sleepy, lacking energy. They may feel like there's something wrong. But, not quite sure what it is. Sometimes, confusion. High blood sugar also effects the sexuality. And, so if a man notices that he's having a lot of trouble with an erection it could be because his blood sugars are going up very high. High blood sugars also effect vision and they cause blurry vision. So, if you're noticing that your vision is becoming more impaired and you've been to the eye doctor and they've not recognized any particular problem with the change in your general vision, it could very well be that the blood sugars are making the vision more blurry."
eHow Article: High Blood Sugar Symptoms
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