Monitoring blood glucose levels helps in both diagnosing and controlling diabetes. In the next article, there’s a diagram to help you find out what blood sugar levels at your post are showing and what changes in blood sugar levels are being proposed, says Dr. Slinkin. Measuring blood sugar helps you assess insulin function and even…
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Read MoreFor those who live with advanced form cancer, pain often becomes an unwanted companion. Managing pain becomes part of life. If untreated, pain can control our lives. Our pain can be a result of chemotherapy treatments, radiations, or result of surgeries. Every medication that can help us is appreciated. Abstral is one of them. For…
Read MoreMy golf partner was one of the first friends I shared my cancer news with. To my surprise he looked at me and told me that he had leukemia. He has been in remission for 5 years at that time. He helped me to prepare for telling the news about my disease to my colleagues…
Read MoreMarch 27, 2011, 1:43 pm I have made a list of hurdles that I had to overcome during the 6 years with my cancer. I plan to make a series of articles about these hurdles. If YOU have any suggestions about the order in which I should start, please let me know. The list of…
Read MoreDecember 5, 2011, 12:50 pm Pain scales and what kind of information they provide. That is the question I have to answer every day. Over the years my pain became my everyday companion. Balancing my medication with my pain-level developed into my daily struggle. I have therefore decided to summarize my experiences and reflections on…
Read MoreJanuary 29, 2011, 2:36 pm In September 2004 my life took an unforeseen direction. I was diagnosed with a rare type of an untreatable cancer, synovial sarcoma. Since the diagnosis I have gone through 12 radical surgeries, 18 months of chemotherapy treatment and some 80 radiotherapy sessions, and I became part of a new world, the sarcoma…
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Read MoreUser Post 5:01 pm Fri 16, 2011 Veronica Admin posts 58 It is generally known that healthy individuals seldom suffer of vitamin B1, B2, B6 deficiency. However, studies show that those exposed to chemotherapies, steroids (which are often used as anti-sickness drugs) and malnutrition, can develop vitamin B1, B2, and B6 deficiency. The lack of…
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