Having glucose in the bloodstream can seriously damage blood vessels. Because of this, diabetics are more likely to have heart disease, circulatory disease, stroke, blindness, kidney failure, impotence, and nerve damage. Diabetes can also complicate pregnancy and increase the risk of birth defects. 

Nearly 14 million Americans have diabetes, but half of them don’t know it. Some people ignore the risk factors or symptoms until they have complications.

Taking Care of Diabetes Does Make a Difference:

Diabetes causes your blood sugar level to be too high. Over time, high blood sugar levels can harm your nerves, eyes, kidneys, and heart and blood vessels. It can cause you to go blind, suffer from kidney failure, or lose a foot or toe. Diabetes also can lead to gum disease.
The good news is that there is a lot you can do to stay healthy. Research shows that if you keep your blood sugar under good control, you may prevent or delay other serious health problems.

Work with your health care team to establish a diabetes plan that suits your life style. You can start by following these easy steps:

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