diabetic
ડાયાબિટીસ
definition
noun
Research that helps us understand how older diabetics view their illness is largely unexplored.
a person suffering from diabetes.
adjective
The commonest cause of neuropathic ulceration is diabetes, and many diabetic patients with neuropathic ulceration will also have an arterial problem that requires correction.
having diabetes.
translation of 'diabetic'
મધુપ્રમેહવાળું દરદી
adjective
મધુપ્રમેહવાળું
example
Results indicated that alpha lipoic acid may slightly improve cardiac autonomic neuropathy in 'diabetic' patients.
Since diabetics are at high risk for heart disease, avoiding fat and cholesterol is the most important goal of the 'diabetic' diet, and a vegetarian diet is ideal.
My mother had packed a lunch in our cooler, including some cans of imported diet soda for my 'diabetic' brother, Don.
Maybe they're 'diabetic' or on a diet, but they still want something sweet at the end of a meal.
Duoderm is designed for chronically ill elderly people with non-healing 'diabetic' wounds.
Since diabetes is seen as a slow killer, 'diabetic' clinics always advise people to take utmost care in their diet.
Susan's first thought was that he had died after lapsing into a 'diabetic' coma.
The most common and most serious eye complication of diabetes is 'diabetic' retinopathy, which may result in poor vision or even blindness.
Left untreated, 'diabetic' ketoacidosis can lead to a coma and possibly death.
The book contains a list of food items suitable for 'diabetic' patients, routine exercises, diet control measures and details of periodical check-ups.
Off-loading therapy is a key part of the treatment plan for 'diabetic' foot ulcers.
The same holds true for a 'diabetic' patient with neuropathy and a foot ulcer.
The commonest cause of neuropathic ulceration is diabetes, and many 'diabetic' patients with neuropathic ulceration will also have an arterial problem that requires correction.
A 'diabetic' diet need not mean a complete departure from a normal one; often, a few adjustments will suffice.
Being a 'diabetic' , my visits to the clinic for blood tests were frequent and he became a family pathologist.
So far, the first approach can only cure diabetic mice, while the second one can only breed mice designed not to become 'diabetic' if their b cells are knocked out.
Avoid all artificial sweeteners found in diet drinks and some 'diabetic' foods as these are toxic to the liver and can cause hypoglycaemia and fatigue.
The cost of providing dialysis for uremic 'diabetic' patients in the U.S. exceeded $2 billion in 1990.
The newer 'diabetic' drugs and asthma/emphysema drugs have probably extended the mortality of diabetics and asthmatics and former smokers.
she's 'diabetic'
The urine ketone dip test was highly sensitive for diabetic ketoacidosis and 'diabetic' ketosis with or without acidosis.
We did not find a relation between an institution sponsoring a 'diabetic' clinic and monitoring frequency or glycemic control.
She said although 90 per cent of arthritis patients would experience foot problems at some time, specialist foot clinics were scarce, in contrast with 'diabetic' centres.
For example, one young boy with emotional difficulties was also a newly diagnosed 'diabetic' .
There is no need to disproportionately restrict the intake of carbohydrates in the diet of most 'diabetic' patients.
I have been a 'diabetic' since junior high and had to drink sissy diet sodas for years.
Insulin omission, which is recognised as a purging behaviour in the DSM-IV criteria, was the most common weight loss method after dieting among the 'diabetic' subjects.
Fear motivates us to drive cautiously even when in a great hurry, and fear makes a 'diabetic' adhere to his diet and take his insulin daily.
Diabetes UK care adviser Roopinder Drar said the rules that applied to a 'diabetic' 's diet could often be applied to anyone.
Some patients develop 'diabetic' peripheral neuropathy characterised by loss of sensation in the feet.
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