HEALTH IS WEALTH: Chronic illnesses most likely felt to those elderly people

@mcNathan (186)
Philippines
December 3, 2020 9:05pm CST
Aside from being adapted hereditarily, chronic illnesses seldom seen from younger ones. Moreover, often than not, this illnesses could be seen starting at the age of 40's above. Nowadays, the most common chronic disease that create havoc to all elderly ones worldwide is diabetes. Diabetes has no right medicines that could directly cure completely the abnormality of sugar level of the victim. Furtheremore, whatever medicines found to be good for diabetic person are just to control the blood sugar level - a sort of a daily maintenace lifetime. I am a type 2 diabetic and from 245mg/dl, and I am experimenting (right now) how to shoot it down without taking any medicines. Do you have any health issues?
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@Shavkat (139940)
• Philippines
4 Dec 20
I'm glad that I don't have. But elders need to have extra careful.
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@Shavkat (139940)
• Philippines
5 Dec 20
@mcNathan I hope so. My mother and niece are not going out since the lockdown.
@mcNathan (186)
• Philippines
5 Dec 20
Yes...because maybe you're health conscious and at your age maybe it is too far from having it....
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@fluffy69 (4955)
4 Dec 20
Sorry to heard about it, how long have you had diabetes? Is it hereditary
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@mcNathan (186)
• Philippines
5 Dec 20
Hi....NO my diabetes is not from my folks, its just being acquired from my lifestyle i guess. Well, for me its still manageable. I am just really monitoring it and change a little of my lifestyle....thanks...
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@rsa101 (38166)
• Philippines
4 Dec 20
True I was diagnosed to be pre diabetic back then but so far still I am not yet given prescription medicines since I can still control my blood sugar from shooting up. I was given before medicines to put it down but then the effect of it was it went down too low that was also bad for me. So they just suggested to maintain my weight and choose my food intake. They remove me from the medication and so far many years has passed I am still free from any maintenance medicines. My blood sugar is still in the borderline every time I am checked for it.
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@mcNathan (186)
• Philippines
5 Dec 20
wow..sounds very good...actually I became diabetic when I started to step up from my 40's. my doctor also said that it was still a chemical diabetic so he said he cant gave me any medicine because like yours it was not yet advisable. However, though my sugar spikes i never take any maintenance medicines. I just focus on lowering it by doing some exercises and lower my carbo intake and sweets.....thanks for responding.....
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@Janet357 (75646)
4 Dec 20
What are the things you feel having type 2 diabetes?
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@mcNathan (186)
• Philippines
5 Dec 20
For me as of now...is the numbness of my feet..hope i could get it soon..thanks for responding..
@Cheyee (8344)
• Pakanbaru, Indonesia
4 Dec 20
I don't know about the type but diabetes could make serious damage to our body, there are alot of complications caused of diabetes. I am really sorry.
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@mcNathan (186)
• Philippines
5 Dec 20
yeah thats true....there is no medicines yet that can directly cure diabetes...some medicines only to control the spikes that would create complications on your different internal organs and that would be the most critical situation.....anyways..diabetes could strike if we will not control ourselves on our diet..thanks