diabetic needles for the sight impared?
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See about getting the insulin pen
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Here is a great web site you can compare various kinds of pumps. Best Wishes..\n\nhttp://www.diabetesnet.com/diabetes_technology/insulin_pump_models.php
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http://www.hypoglycemicdiet.com/\nGood Luck
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goto a professional piercer that uses NEEDLES!   piercing guns are NOT a good thing. they rip through and tear the flesh.  Google it for a ton more info on how bad piercing guns are for you like the ones they use in the mall and such.
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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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Click Start > Programs > Accessories > Accessibility > Magnifier
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I have helped people regain sight with a combination of \nglyco and phyto nutrients. you can read up on this on these \nsites. http://www.glycostory.com\nhttp://www.glycoresource.com\nhttp://www.mannapages.com/foryourlife
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I had a numb little toe and accupuncturist placed a needle on my forehead.  Did it couple of times. It did not help.  It eventually went away on it's own.  Don't waste your money.
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Try www.LifeScan.com-they are for diabetes
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The Lilly Corporation is supplying my insulin for free due to a program they have called the lillycares patient assistance program, or you can try the PPA (partners for perscription Assistance to help find your insulin.  I told my doctor about not being able to afford my testing supplies, and he talked to some of the pharmacutical reps that come to his office and they sent me 6 months worth of testing strips and lancets, and said as long as i need them, they'll send them.  so ask your doctor about something like that
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i know Lazar eye surgery, but i don't know your full situation. go to other optometrists to get another opinion. ummm, carrots help your eyesight in the dark.. have fun, don't know much about this subject but good luck
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Diabetics must be carefull with infections. Ulcers NEEDS to be looked after by a doctor or a diabetes nurse, to prevent major infection. \n\nUlcers are usually caused by poor blood circulation. In the mean time, keep clean with warm water, and dress the ulcer with Occlusive dressings (total coverage) - ulcers heal better when they are covered; dressings should be changed weekly. And can be bought from your local pharmacist.\n\nTypical Treatment options used by doctors.\nTreatment for chronic venous leg ulceration includes:\n•Cleaning the wound using wet and dry dressings and ointments, or surgery to remove the dead tissue.\n•Specialised dressings - a whole range of products are available to assist with the various stages of wound healing. Dressings are changed less often these days, because frequent dressing changes remove healthy cells as well as debris.\n•Occlusive dressings - ulcers heal better when they are covered; dressings should be changed weekly.\n•Compression treatment - to boost internal pressure, using either elasticised bandages or stockings. This is particularly effective if multiple layers are used.\n•Medications - such as painkillers, and oral antibiotics if infection is present.\n•Supplements - there is evidence to suggest that leg ulcers may heal faster with mineral and vitamin supplements, but only if the person suffers from a deficiency. Zinc, iron and vitamin C may be used.\n•Skin grafts - a surgical procedure, where healthy skin is grafted onto the prepared wound site.\n•Hyperbaric oxygen - this is now an accepted management option for ulcers that resist other methods of healing for example, diabetic ulcers.
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hi,\n\n     Diabetes is a kind of disorder that can affect multisystems. something dark that blocks vision is described in medical language as SCOTOMA, which means dark spot where the retina will now perceive light. When bend, as the gravity causes pooling of blood in the head(and also eyes), she sees blood.\nBut any way, get an ophthalmic check up done, and monitor her blood sugar levels carefully.\nALL THE BEST.
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Im not sure what you want to know for sure.. If left untreated, diabetes eye complications can be devastating. Diabetic retinopathy is one of the leading causes of blindness among the working age population. People with diabetes are also at increased risk for cataract and glaucoma.\nIm an RN if you need more info email me..seventhchild62@yahoo.com
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http://www.linkstohouston.com/html/Houston_Health_L2K_Medical/Optical_Vision_Eyewear/\n\nLists local docs.
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Here is a needle site...\nhttp://www.everythingradio.com/phonograph_needles.htm\n\nBest of luck,\nJeffrey
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If you are in the US talk to your doc or call Joslin Clinic in Boston, MA. They can connect you with Joslin's Angel Network. I read about it in a Diabetes Digest. It said they help uninsured people with getting supplies. Good luck!