A hospital stay can mean changes to your diabetes routine that go beyond being buck naked in a backless gown. Hospital rules and regs usually involve adjustments to meds, food, devices, and meal timing. Dr. Kristi Kulasa offers insights and tips on what to know and how to be prepared.
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Believe it or not, not all surgeons are familiar with the intricacies of diabetes, and they aren’t always aware of certain precautions that should be taken before, during and after a surgical procedure. Dr. Edelman and orthopedic surgeon Dr. Todd Walker share the key components for a safer surgery.
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Few people can argue that losing weight is difficult, and keeping the weight off is even harder. For those folks suffering from “diabesity” – both type 2 diabetes and obesity – maintaining a “healthy” weight seems like a never-ending battle. So why is it so easy to gain weight, yet so difficult to lose it? If you have type 2 and are struggling with your weight, these new medications and surgical options might be right for you.
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With a little pre-planning and a lot of communication, your chances for a successful surgery soar. Keeping everyone on your medical team informed of your diabetes is key, and here’s what you can do to lead the charge.
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