diabetes and glandular disease patient portal

Is diabetes a curable disease?

diabetes is curable in the early stage.Remember diabetes goes through a spectrum of beta cells fatigue to their poor function not able to regulate sugar.If we understand our body and life style at this stage and interfere positively there is a hope to CURE it.... in the meaning of the word cure

Do triglycerides diagnose diabetes?

It's not surprising to have high triglyceride levels if you have type 2 diabetes. Up to 70% of people with diabetes have this problem. 1  Elevated triglyceride levels are also a component of metabolic syndrome, a group of disorders that increase your risk of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes.

Is diabetes a chronic or acute disease?

Diabetes is a chronic disease characterised by high levels of glucose in the blood. Blood sugar levels are controlled by insulin, a hormone produced by the pancreas. Diabetes occurs when the pancreas is unable to produce enough insulin, or the body becomes resistant to insulin, or both.

Is diabetes a disease of the digestive system?

Over time, diabetes can affect many parts of your body. One of those is the vagus nerve, which controls how quickly your stomach empties. When it's damaged, your digestion slows down and food stays in your body longer than it should. This is a condition called gastroparesis. It can make you feel queasy and vomit.

What is diabetes and metabolism specialist?

Diabetes and Metabolism Specialists is a specialty medical clinic focused on the diagnosis and treatment of all endocrine related medical conditions. The physicians and staff are dedicated to creating an environment where patients receive the finest in endocrine care.

How to invite a patient to a virtual visit?

Your Physician will send you A LINK to connect via your smart phone or computer to invite you to the virtual visit. There is NO DOWNLOAD or special software that you will need just WI-FI.

What to expect when visiting a medical clinic?

When visiting the clinic you can expect to be treated with the utmost in professionalism, respect and courtesy. Since many of the diseases we treat are chronic conditions, the physicians and staff will spend the necessary time to educate you about your diagnosis, the treatment options, and what you can expect as you live with your condition