need referral to Diabetic specialist in Scottsdale, AZ?
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I don't have a referral but why don't you ask your general physician or check with your insurance company to see who's on their provider list. It will probably be under "endocrinologist." Good luck!
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Along with checking with your local social services office, check with your local health department. Many local health departments have diabetes education programs and can refer you to many resources within your community. They may also be able to help with supplies (such as meters or strips). Chances are that they also offer some sort of support / awareness group as well. \n\nHave your brother check with his doctor at his next visit about this issue. His doctor's office could probably provide him with medication samples, depending on the medication he is taking. They could also refer him to outreach service groups in the area that could help. \n\nGood luck and best wishes ...
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Help find a cure for Juvenile Diabetes.
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open your phone book to the yellow pages.  Call your regular doctor and get a referal.  Look up the hospital closest to you and look at the Doctors who specialize in that area.  I hope this is what you are looking for.  You are a little vague there.
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An endocrinologist can help you with hyperglycemia.
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I'm a RN who has taught Nursing for over 20 years and who has taught Diabetes Management at a large local hospital.  First of all I congratulate you for your willingness to help your stepmom with her hyperglycemia problem.  She has type 2 diabetes or previously known as adult onset diabetes.  Type 2 diabetics have insulin resistance.  Although their pancreas does produce some insulin their body is not able to properly utilize the insulin to allow glucose to get into their cells for fuel and energy.  As a result they become very tired and lethargic,  are thirsty and hungry often, and have to get rid of urine frequently.  Other symptoms may include blurred vision, dizziness, inability to concentrate,  headaches, yeast infections, leg pain, etc. Diabetes Type 2 is treated by diet, exercise, and medication.  Thank you for listing the medications your stepmom is on:  Metformin 500 mg qid and Glipizide 10 mg bid.  Her blood sugars are too high and the medication is no longer working efficiently for her.  As a result she is experiencing hyperglycemia or too high blood sugars.  In my professional opinion she now needs to be seen by a Diabetologist who can evaluate her thoroughly and probably would alter her medication and diet. A Diabetologist is an Endocrinologist who specializes in Diabetes.  You can find one by phoning your local hospital and requesting the names and phone numbers of Diabetologists that they have on their medical staff.  I'm pleased to hear that you have been trying to get her to work out with you.  That is a great start!  I cannot emphasize enough the importance of a Diabetologist treating your stepmom as quickly as possible so that her poor sugar control can be turned around.  The long term effects of uncontrolled Diabetes can result in neuropathy, blindness, foot amputation, severe cardiac disease and kidney disease.  What is done for her now or not done for her could have lasting effects long term.  To look up related sites on the web look up type 2 diabetes management.  I wish your stepmom God's blessings and healing touch.  Good luck to you.
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Let me begin by saying that I commend you on your efforts to continue your education and not let diabetes stop you. I am 24 years old and finishing up my MA in English, so you are not alone. I completely relate to your situation, although I am not currently insulin-dependant. \n\nThere are new treatments out there. The new isulin inhaler should be on the market in just a matter of months .. sometime this summer and that would be one option. An insulin pump would also be a great option for you if you are up to 3 injections daily. This way, your sticks are greatly reduced. \n\nI am not sure about the pancreas transplant issue, but I have heard of islet cells being transplanted. I would recommend doing your own research on this. Consult with the ADA and see what you can find out there. I think these things are still pretty experimental for the most part. \n\nAs for other organizations that can help you with your expenses / treatment, etc., consider consulting your local health department. I work for a health department diabetes program and I am sure there is a similar program in your area. You can probably access free diabetes education resources and even get some help with meds. \n\nGood luck and best wishes.. I hope everything works out for you in your education and otherwise.
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Have your blood tested for blood sugar level..etc, doctor will let you know
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Hi there, i am John and have diabetes over 13 yrs and if u can contact via yahoo messenger or email at santodomingo@yahoo.com. and we can chat over diabetes, i have it and it can be pain at times, hit me up!
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Have you been checked for diabetes?
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i work at good sam so i can help you  :)\n\ndepends on where you are coming from:\n\nwest valley: take I-10 to 7th st exit and turn left on 7th st. head north to Mcdowell Rd and turn right. Hospital is 12 story, cream colored building on right hand side w/oval windows (this is how my children recognize "mommy's work"-is the funky windows). \n\nEast valley (mesa,tempe or chandler):\ntake us 60 west to I-10 west. follow I-10 to 7th st exit and turn right on 7th st. travel north to mcdowell and turn right onto mcdowell.\n\nFrom scottsdale: take 101 South to Loop 202 west. follow 202 to I-10 and exit on 7th st-turn right and follow to mcdowell rd and turn right.\n\ngo to 12th st and turn right-you can park on left hand side in open parking lot and walk across the street to the main entrance or turn right into the parking garage-2 hours are allowed for free but if you're staying longer you will need security to validate your parking ticket in the main lobby before leaving.
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You need to go on a calorie controlled diet. You should talk to your doctor, or see if he could refer you to a dietician who specializes with diabetes. Good luck!
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Contact your local chapter of JDRF.org\n\nI work with the chapter here in NE florida.  I have been a diabetic for 20 years and started as a child.  You can email me any questions you have.  You can get my email address by clicking on my screename.
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It is always avisable to check with your dactor but herbalife is a simple plan to lowering glucemic. Check out this link for more info.
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You should get checked for diabetes.