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Diabetes

Diabetinė pėda: kaip išvengti rimtų komplikacijų?
Diabetic foot: how to avoid serious complications
Diabetic foot is one of the most serious, dangerous and common long-term complications of diabetes mellitus. This condition is not an isolated problem – it is a consequence of a... Read more...
Cukrinis diabetas. Kaip rūpintis pėdomis sergant cukriniu diabetu?
Diabetes mellitus. How to take care of feet with diabetes?
Foot care is a critically important part of daily life for people with diabetes mellitus, for several key reasons. First, diabetes disrupts normal blood circulation, especially in the limbs such... Read more...
Ką turėtumėte žinoti apie diabetines pūsles?
Diabetes. What should you know about diabetic blisters?
People with diabetes (diabetes mellitus) can sometimes develop blisters on the skin. These are called diabetic bullae, bullosis diabeticorum, or diabetic bumps. Diabetic blisters are relatively rare, but reports of... Read more...
Mityba ir diabetinė pėda
Nutrition and diabetic foot: what you need to know? Diabetes and its complications
Proper foot care is extremely important for diabetic patients. Diabetes patients face many painful side effects. The most common ailment is foot ulcers, where the skin on the feet and... Read more...
Odos priežiūros patarimai sergant cukriniu diabetu
Skin care tips for diabetes
Diabetes can dry out the skin. This means you can get injured more easily, get infected more often and take longer to heal. Follow these tips to keep your skin... Read more...
11 patarimų, kaip apsaugoti pėdas ir kojas, jei sergate cukriniu diabetu
11 tips to protect your feet and legs if you have diabetes
From checking your feet for ulcers to keeping the skin on your feet dry, good foot health is essential when you have diabetes. Use these tips to reduce the risk... Read more...
5 dalykai, kuriuos turėtų žinoti kiekvienas, sergantis I tipo diabetu, odos prieziura, diabetas
5 things everyone with type 1 diabetes should know
Type 1 diabetes usually strikes people very unexpectedly. Shock, denial, fear and sadness are common first reactions of sufferers. For most people and their loved ones, negative emotions will have... Read more...