Going back to school next month? Here are some medication reminders to help prepare. Taking Insulin? Check your glucagon If you take insulin, its best to have glucagon available in the event of severe hypoglycemia. Glucagon injections, as with all medications, have...
During the first few months of COVID-19, many people either avoided or weren’t able to receive their usual appointments or assessments for chronic conditions, such as diabetes. For some, this has resulted in delayed care plan updates and potentially, sub-optimal...
Closing our practice down on March 18th was the hardest decision we’ve had to make, but it was the right decision to try and reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Now as we open our practice gradually, our priority is the health and safety of our patients,...
1. Inspect your feet daily Check your feet and toes every day for cuts, bruises, or sores Moisturize your feet – apply moisturizers such as creams or lotions to the top and bottom of the feet, not in between the toes 2. Protect your feet If you have neuropathy, do not...
Self-management doesn’t mean you’re managing alone! Diabetes is a self-managed condition. While you may visit your health care team on a regular basis, you will be the one managing your diabetes day-to-day. For most people, this includes checking your blood sugars;...
