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Hyperglycemia and Hypoglycemia in Children

Friday, June 25th, 2010

hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia in children

Hyperglycemia was defined as the increase in blood glucose levels. The most common causes are receive less insulin than needed, having consumed more carbohydrates than normal, submitting an infectious disease.

The most common symptoms are intense thirst, need for frequent urination and fatigue. Also headache or abdominal pain, vomiting or cramps in the legs.

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Gestational Diabetes Can Cause Problems

Monday, May 10th, 2010

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Gestational diabetes is a specific disorder that occurs during pregnancy, which is distinguished by an increase in blood glucose, among other conditions, but that after birth the baby and usually disappears during the postpartum period.

This is because during pregnancy the placenta produces hormones such as estrogen, cortisol and lactogen, which can block the work of insulin, which is responsible for regulating blood glucose. When gestational diabetes is not treated, can cause severe consequences on the health of the pregnant woman and baby, one of the most common infections are usually in the urinary tract.

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Symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes in Children

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

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Although type 2 diabetes is a disease most seen in adults, children are not exempt. They too, despite his young age, suffer from this type of diabetes. How can you identify if your child has symptoms of type 2 diabetes and when to take him to the doctor?

Type 2 diabetes in children is partly due to a genetic cause, but also to environmental factors. Diet and lack of exercise contribute to the increase in the rate of type 2 diabetes in children, to the extent considered an epidemic closely linked to obesity.

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Symptoms of Diabetes in Children

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

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There are two types of diabetes: juvenile (or type 1 diabetes mellitus) and in adults, obese and pregnant (type 2).

The following symptoms are typical of children and adolescents: pee more often than normal (polyuria) for having increased their urine output, this occurs both day and night, are very thirsty and drink too much water (polydipsia), lose weight even if they have more appetite (polofagia).

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Successful Weight Loss Program for Overweight Children

Friday, February 12th, 2010

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With the program “Obeldicks” there has long been an age-Weightloss program for obese children. First study results when tested with 60 children who were on average 11 years old, showed that the success rate 6 months after study entry was 86%.

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Antibiotics in Childhood Does Not Trigger Diabetes

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

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Children or babies should be administered drugs sometimes a delicate matter, since specific medicine for the little ones, there are hardly any. In severe disease, however, parents have no other choice. A further concern, however, they can adopt: Antibiotics cause to our latest findings of a Danish study, no diabetes.

Taking certain medications in early childhood can be proven to influence the development of the immune system. Antibiotics are considered a potential risk for the development of the flora in the gastrointestinal tract. The gastrointestinal tract has its major influence on the immune system of humans. A type-1 diabetes is triggered, for example by a malfunction of the immune system. Since the question naturally arises: Can cause the administration of antibiotics in young children diabetes?

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