Why Alternative Treatments

Alternative Treatment

From some research, alternative treatments can indeed be helpful as a complimentary treatment to treat the discomfort associated with cancer or a tumor. For example, alternative treatments can relieve headaches, nausea, loss of appetite, or a bad mood. The results of research in the U.S. showed that more than 80% survivors who combined alternative treatments and conventional medicine (medical) and get best results for the patient to survive.

However, in choosing an alternative treatment you have to be smart, here are some tips how to choose alternative treatment:

Tips to choose Alternative Treatment

1. 
   Discuss the techniques of treatment medicine or ingredients of herbs that you use with your doctor. By providing information about alternative treatments that you use, your doctor can determine if an alternative treatment that has a negative impact to the medical care performed. If it necessary, you can ask the doctor about how to choose alternative treatment that suitable with your healing process.
2. Choose the alternative treatment that is based on research, which proved to be helpful treatment of cancer, such as acupuncture, yoga, or certain herbs, such as Gods Crown.
3. Avoid an alternative treatment that prohibits you deal with the medical. For cancer and tumors so far that help to survive is a medical treatment.
4. Logic in choosing an alternative treatment. Alternative treatments using magical power or move the disease to certain animal are not proved to be logical and not bring healing. Pay attention how to choose alternative treatment with your logic, OK.
5. In addition to alternative treatment, you also have to undergo healthy lifestyle and healthy food to survive a cancer. For example, regular exercise, eat more fruits and vegetables, avoid foods that contain preservatives, flavor enhancers, and coloring.

At the end, alternative treatments should not be the only way to deal with the treatment of diseases such as cancer. You probably have enough knowledge how to choose alternative treatment, but still use these treatments as a complementary treatment.

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Why Women Lose Libido?

When your libido decreases, there is a good idea to know the causes why your libido low before you buy a libido enhancement supplement or visit to your sex therapist. By knowing the factors that cause your libido low, you may be able to solve your libido low problem without need to use libido enhancement supplement or consult to sex therapist. It will save your money, is it right?

In this health article, Why Women Lose Libido?, we will share some common causes of women libido low according to a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and also author of Sex Matters ®, Dr. Louanne Cole Weston, PhD.Dr. Weston describe that there are 10 of the most common causes why women lose libido, not passionate, and refused to have sex. Here are the 10 causes why women lose libido and sex drive according to Dr. Weston:

Ten causes why women lose libido

1. Stress. Stress that occurs as a result of work, environment, family, financial problems and other problems in life can cause why women lose libido. Most women do not use sex as a solution to ease the increased stress level.
2. Antidepressant drugs. The use of antidepressant drugs for the majority of women can cause women libido low.
3. Lactation. For women who are in a period of breastfeeding, prolactin can reduce sexual drive. Prolactin is a hormone that triggers breast milk production. It causes why women lose libido in lactation period.
4. Lack of sleep. Although it does not occur in all women, but most women prefer to sleep than sex before having sex with men.
5. Contraception. Pill consumption and type of hormonal treatment to control pregnancy (such as an injection, patch or ring) can cause women libido low, although this does not occur in all women.
6. Conflict with your partner. Conflict with your partner will greatly affect a woman’s desire to make love.
7. Low testosterone. The testosterone hormone in woman’s body is a crucial factor on women’s sexual function. Low levels of testosterone hormone will obviously have a big impact on sexual function in women as a whole and in the end it will affect the woman’s libido. By measuring level of testosterone, you can find out possibility of physiological causes that make women libido low. You can read our last health article; Nutrients to Increase Libido Naturally for your reference to solve this problem,
8. SHBG. If number of SHBG (sex hormone binding globulin) is high in the female body, it can be a cause why women lose libido. SHBG (sex hormone binding globulin) is a protein that binds testosterone and can inhibit the function of this hormone. Inhibited the function of the hormone testosterone will lead women libido low.
9. Anxiety in intimacy. Women who are not able to control the level of intimacy that comes and maintained in a relationship can lower sex drive. The anxiety usually occurs because a woman has a bad experience in the past and it can be a cause why women lose libido.
10. Appearance / body shape. Women who consider themselves not attractive either for themselves or their partners could lose confidence, in the end it will causes why women lose libido.

After you know ten causes why women lose libido from this health article, we hope you can take further steps to solve your low libido problem or your partner before consult with a sex therapist or consume libido enhancement supplements.

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History of Physical Therapy

In previous health articles, we have wrote about what is physical therapy, hopefully you have been able to understand clearly the usefulness of physical therapy for your health. Maybe some of you want to know when physical therapy has been used by humans as a means of treatment. To satisfy your curiosity, we will share information about history of physical therapy in this health article.

History of Physical Therapy Timeline

History of physical therapy timeline was started in 2500 century BC in China in the form of acupuncture and manual therapy techniques. The use of physical therapy also been recorded in “Ayurveda” which is one of the oldest medical system and is still practiced and recognized by India as part of their state health system. In western medicine, history of physical therapy timeline was recorded in the year 460 BC, Hippocrates already described massage and hydrotherapy as an alternative to cure various diseases.

In the modern era, physical therapy began developed in 1896 in London which was originally aimed at improving the mobility of patients who are hospitalized in the hospital to maintain muscle strength and function. Rapidly developing science of physical therapy later and started a standardization of services and physiotherapy professions which are mainly based on modern medical science.

In 1920 started to be formed associations physiotherapists in the UK which is then followed by many other nations. Development of science and physical therapy services are also influenced by World War I and II, at which time the post-war and there is an increased needs for care and rehabilitation of victims of war.

Information about history of physical therapy timeline as above is an outline of history of physical therapy. Hopefully in our future health articles, we can present a history of physical therapy timeline in more detail.

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The epidemic of medical child abuse - and what can be done about it

(NaturalNews) The primary purpose of this article is to encourage a stronger commitment from doctors and parents to consider using safer medical care for infants and children FIRST before resorting to more dangerous treatments. One would hope and assume that doctors and parents would have a natural inclination to make the safety of these young human souls a significant and sincere priority, but sadly, the power and propaganda of Big Pharma has inappropriately turned this equation around and made it seem that doctors and parents are putting their children at risk if they don't prescribe powerful drugs first. This writer personally disagrees with this assumption and sincerely hopes thatpeopleconsider this health issue to be of primary importance today.

Theevidencepresented below on the epidemic proportions of "medicalchild abuse" is somewhat inflammatory, but due to the fact that this issue is presently being ignored by so many doctors and

parents, a little "inflammation" may be a necessary symptom that will lead to great attention to this problem and perhaps to some concrete solutions to it.

Although many people consider American health care to be "the best in the world," the World Health Organization has ranked the United States to be the 37th (!) in the world in the "performance of the overall health system" and 72nd (!!) in "overall level of health" (of the 191 member countries). American health care may be the most expensive, but there is no evidence to prove that increased expense leads to improved health status.When one looks at the countries where health status and overall health scores the highest, they are countries in which there are a significant number of physicians and other health care practitioners who use herbal medicines, homeopathic remedies, acupuncture and nutritional treatments. Perhaps American doctors and patients would benefit from a significant change in health care practices that are not only considerably safer than modern medical treatments, but that also seem to create better health care status.A newly published review of the six leading medical journals uncovered a truly shocking observation: No information on severe adverse events and withdrawal of patients owing to an adverse event was given in 27.1% and 47.4% of articles, respectively.[1] When one considers that this review only analyzed the medical journals, we can and should seriously worry about the safety of many drugs that are used today, and we should express real indignation when doctors prescribe two or more together (unless they were formally tested together) or when doctors prescribe them for conditions for which they have not been tested (called "off-label").Ultimately, although physicians assume that they are practicing "scientific medicine ," most drugs today are not tested on infants or children, and most children and adults are prescribed more than one drug at a time (and drugs are very rarely tested for efficacy or safety when used in combination with other drugs). These common practices lead one to assume that modern medicine is not adequately scientific, and these practices may be part of the explanation for the poor health status of Americans.The Very Real Problem...We all know people who have children who have benefited from conventional medical care, but sadly, we all also know people whose children have been harmed by it. The most famous words of the father of medicine, Hippocrates, are "First, do no harm." This dictum was directed at doctors, but it is as appropriate for parents. Sadly, however, our children are being put in front of harm's way with our present, almost callous overuse of powerful drugs for our young ones.The bottom line is that too many physicians and parents are giving drugs to children that have not been proven to be either safe or effective for them. It is important for parents to know and to remind doctors that it is widely acknowledged that drugs act differently on the bodies of infants and children than on adults. And yet, it is extremely common for doctors to prescribe powerful drugs to infants and children and even prescribe more than one drug at a time, despite the fact that drugs are very rarely evaluated scientifically in combination with other drugs.The FDA recently withdrew from the marketplace many popular cold and cough drugs that were marketed for infants and children,[2] but the problem of doctors over-prescribing other more dangerous and unproven drugs for children and the inappropriate overuse of over-the-counter drugs in children by parents is a very significant health problem. One must wonder if the increase in psychiatric disorders, immune dysfunction, autism and various other chronic diseases result from the use of the drugs that have not yet been proven to be either safe or effective for our infants and children.Most consumers do not know that many drugs commonly prescribed for children today are not tested on them.[3] A 2002 survey in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) found that almost one-half of children were prescribed a drug that was "unlicensed" or "off-label" prescriptions for children.[4] A 2007 study of over 350,000 children found that a shocking 78.7% of children in hospitals are prescribed drugs that the FDA has not approved for use in children.[5] If this isn't shocking enough, it is seriously problematic to report that a survey in England found that 90% of infants were prescribed drugs that were not tested for safety or efficacy in infants.If the off-label use for drugs was not found to be dangerous, it would not be a problem. However, the use of off-label drug use is significantly associated with adverse drug reactions . In fact, there is almost a 350% increase in adverse drug reactions in children prescribed an off-label drug than children who were prescribed a drug that had been tested for safety and efficacy.[7] The use of drugs for infants and children that have not been proven to be safe constitutes a type of "medical child abuse."Despite some significant gaps in research and knowledge about the safety and efficacy of drugs for children, the number of drugs prescribed for children has jumped significantly in recent years. In the U.S., the number of prescription drugs for children with asthma increased 46.5% from 2002 to 2005. In this same time, the number of prescription drugs for children with ADD/ADHD increased 40.5%, and even the number of prescription drugs for lowering cholesterol in children increased by 15%.[8]In 2007, the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) reported significant increases in childhood chronic diseases.[9] Since 1960, there has been a 280% (!) increase in the limitation of activity due to a health condition of more than 3 months duration. This article also noted a shadow side of increased vaccination usually ignored by physicians and the media: decreased exposure to viral infections in early childhood...may provide less and less normal stimulation of the immune system with more susceptibility to allergies in later years.What can be done and what is being done...First and foremost, physicians have to STOP prescribing as many drugs as they are prescribing, and must significantly reduce the number of off-label prescribing of drugs for infants and children. I am not suggesting that they stop the use of all off-label prescribing, but that they work to significantly reduce these more risky prescriptions.Because they sometimes feel pressure from patients who want drugs (or something) to help their infant or child, doctors need to warn parents that many drugs have not yet been adequately tested for safety and efficacy for children. Doctors need to become better educators so that parents can better decide which risks they wish to take either with conventional drugs or various safer alternatives.Doctors also need to begin learning about safer treatment methods. Although some alternative methods may not yet be adequately tested for efficacy (usually because Big Pharma cannot make as much money making and selling these treatments), natural therapies certainly have a much better safety profile, and there is a body of experience historically and internationally to suggest that many (not all) natural treatments can aid in the healing of many pediatric ailments. In honor of the Hippocratic dictum, "first, do no harm," doctors need to explore and even exhaust safer methods before resorting to the highly risky treatment modalities.Because the FDA recently withdrew from the marketplace many popular cold and cough medicines, more parents and physicians should explore safer homeopathic and botanical alternatives. One of the books that I co-authored with Stephen Cummings, MD,Everybody's Guide to Homeopathic Medicines, has been the most popular guidebook to using homeopathic medicine. Besides explaining how to choose a homeopathic medicine that fits the sick person's unique syndrome of symptoms, this book is also widely appreciated because it provides detailed guidelines that define when it is medically safe to use a safer alternative treatment or when medical supervision is recommended.Another useful, though more technical resource was recently published by Oxford University Press (OUP), one of the most highly respected publishers of medical textbooks and medical journals. OUP has begun to publish a series of textbooks on "integrative medicine," which is the emerging field of utilizing the best of the various natural treatment modalities and the best of conventional medicine.; OUP also recently publishedIntegrative Pediatrics(edited by two pediatricians, Timothy Culbert, MD, and Karen Olness, MD).Nowadays, virtually every leading conventional medical school in America has a course in "integrative medicine"; (or alternative and complementary medicine).[10] Although these courses are generally just an overview and introduction to the various alternative therapies , they provide good seeds for the medical students to determine which treatments should be a part of the medical care they will later provide. One way to predict the future of medicine is to ask medical students what interests them.In 2008, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) published a position paper acknowledging the widespread use of alternative and complementary therapies for children and encouraging doctors to discuss options with parents.[11] An AAP survey found that 54% of pediatricians in the US agreed that pediatricians should consider the use of all potential therapies, not just those of mainstream medicine.Doctors, however, need to understand that alternative therapies are not just a different treatment, but also a different approach to understanding and treating whole person health care. Acupuncture, ayurveda, and homeopathic medicines provide time-tested and historically verified benefits that deserve the investigation of doctors and parents everywhere who want to use safer methods before resorting to more risky treatments. And there is a small but significant (and growing) body of research to confirm the efficacy of these systems of medicine, despite the strong tendency for skeptics to ignore this body of evidence.Parents have to START asking their doctors if the drugs they are prescribing for their children have formally been found to be safe for them. If more than one drug is recommended, parents should ask for the evidence that these two drugs, taken together, are safe and effective. Parents will benefit from learning when some type of medical treatment is truly necessary because many common ailments do not require medical attention, therefore safer home treatment methods can and should be considered.The bottom line is that there is increasing interest in alternative and complementary treatments for children. A survey in Canada published inPediatrics(2007) found that more than half of the children who visited a university-affiliated hospital had received alternative and complementary medicines.[12] Homeopathic medicine was by far the most popular treatment, used by 39% of the families.In 2002, theBritish Medical Journalreported that 75% of Germans have used complementary or natural medicine.[13] They also reported that 5,700 doctors received specialized training in natural medicine, with this number doubling to 10,800 by 2000. Homeopathic medicine is practiced by 4,500 medical doctors in Germany, almost twice as many as did so in 1994. The German government conducted this survey, discovering a 33% reduction in sick days if people used natural therapies, especially homeopathy or acupuncture.Although homeopathic medicine is not well known in the U.S., homeopathy has maintained a unique international presence that has included appreciation and advocacy for many of the most respected cultural heroes of the past 200 years, including 11 U.S. Presidents and scores of world leaders (ranging from Gandhi to Tony Blair), six popes, numerous European royalty, literary greats, sports superstars, corporate leaders, as well as a wide range of first class physicians and scientists.[14]In reference to homeopathy, it is common for skeptics of homeopathy to purposefully misinform others that there is no research that proves that homeopathy works. Such misinformation is typical of Big Pharma shills and closed-minded skeptics who revel in confusing the public.In fact, one of the most serious public health problems in the developing world today is diarrhea, a condition that claims the lives of several million kids each year as a result of dehydration. Three double-blind and placebo-controlled trials have shown efficacy of treatment from homeopathic care.[15] The number one reason that children in the U.S. seek medical treatment is for ear infections, and the American Academy of Pediatrics has sought to discourage doctors from prescribing antibiotics due to their questionable efficacy and potential problems. There is some good evidence that homeopathic medicines are effective for this common ailment

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HHS releases new plan to prevent and treat viral hepatitis

(NaturalNews) Viral hepatitis remains a public health challenge in the United States. Approximately 3.5-5.3 million persons are living with the condition, and millions more are at risk for infection. Hepatitis, which is largely preventable, is the leading cause of liver cancer. Without appropriate care, 1 in 4 persons with chronic hepatitis will develop liver cirrhosis or liver cancer.

In January 2010, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) released a report on hepatitis, explaining the barriers to hepatitis prevention and treatment. In response to this, The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) just released the Viral Hepatitis Action Plan --Combating the Silent Epidemic: US Department of Health and Human Services Action Plan for the Prevention, Care and Treatment of Viral Hepatitis. The Plan is meant to result in:

- more people being aware that they have the condition

- a reduction in new cases(NaturalNews) Viral hepatitis remains a public health challenge in the United States. Approximately 3.5-5.3 million persons are living with the condition, and millions more are at risk for infection. Hepatitis, which is largely preventable, is the leading cause of liver cancer. Without appropriate care, 1 in 4 persons with chronic hepatitis will develop liver cirrhosis or liver cancer.

In January 2010, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) released a report on hepatitis, explaining the barriers to hepatitis prevention and treatment. In response to this, The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) just released the Viral Hepatitis Action Plan --Combating the Silent Epidemic: US Department of Health and Human Services Action Plan for the Prevention, Care and Treatment of Viral Hepatitis. The Plan is meant to result in:

- more people being aware that they have the condition

- a reduction in new cases


a complete elimination of mother to child transmission of Hepatitis B

Although viral hepatitis is a leading cause of infectious death in the U.S., many people are unaware they have the condition because often time they don't feel the symptoms, or the symptoms are there, but just feel like the flu.

Here's a quick overview of viral hepatitis:

Hepatitis A - found in the feces of infected persons. Hepatitis A spreads from one person to another by putting something in the mouth that has been contaminated with the stool of a person with hepatitis A. This can happen when people do not wash their hands after using the toilet and then touch other people's food. Typically, milder symptoms than hepatitis Bor C. Illness from hepatitis A is usually brief, and infection with the virus does not lead to chronic liver disease or liver cancer.

Hepatitis B - found in blood and certain body fluids of infected persons. Hepatitis B spreads when a person who is not immune comes in contact with blood or body fluid from an infected person. Hepatitis B is spread by having sex with an infected person without a condom, sharing needles during injected drug use, needle sticks or sharps, exposures in a health care setting, or from an infected mother to her baby during vaginal birth. Exposure to blood in any situation can be a risk for transmission. There are usually no symptoms until there are serious liver complications. When symptoms do appear, they may include high fever, jaundice and abdominal pain chronic hepatitis B can lead to cirrhosis and/or liver cancer.

Hepatitis C - also found in blood and certain body fluids of infected persons. Hepatitis C spreads when a person who is not immune comes in contact with blood or body fluids from an infected person. Hepatitis C is spread through sharing needles during injecteddruguse, needle sticks or sharps, exposures in ahealthcare setting, through organ transplants that have not been screened, or less commonly from an infected mother to her baby during vaginal birth. It is possible to gethepatitis Cfrom sex, but it is uncommon. Infection with the hepatitis Cvirusis the number one reason for liver transplant in the U.S. Unlike hepatitis A and B, there is no vaccine to prevent hepatitis C.

There is a simple blood test to check for the Hepatitis virus.

Hopefully, with the guidance of this plan and the collaboration of policy figures, stake holders, and health care practitioners we can reduce the transmission of this silentepidemic.

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Natural source of omega-3 Fish Oil 1000mg

Each softgel capsule contains
Fish oil - natural (1000 mg) 1g

400 Capsules

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Healthy Care regularly tests their Fish oil for mercury
Fish oil is extracted from cold water fish and is a natural source of marine omega-3 fatty acids. Fish Oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, and can be taken as a dietary supplement.
Fish oil provides an anti-inflammatory action within the body which may reduce inflammation and joint swelling associated with arthritis. Omega-3 fatty acids are also important for cardiovascular health.
In addition to these benefits, Healthy Care Fish Oil 1000 is a beneficial supplement to take if you can't manage the recommended 2-3 serves of fish a week. It is also high in DHA which is necessary for the normal function of the eye, brain and nervous system.
To ensure you can take Healthy Care Fish Oil 1000 with confidence, Healthy Care regularly tests its fish oil for mercury and only uses high quality fish oil without added artificial surfactants to disguise fishy odors.

Benefits:

Helps relieve symptoms of :
-- Arthritis
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-- Dermatitis
-- Psoriasis
-- Inflammatory Disorders

Maintains normal healthy :
-- Cardiovascular system
-- Eye Function
-- Brain function
-- Cholesterol level
-- Nervous System

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Fish Oil-Natural (Salmon Oil)	750mg
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Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA)	180mg
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(Equiv. Vitamin A 25 IU)
[Equiv. Vitamin D3 2.5 IU (Cholecalciferol 62.5mg)]

No added sugar, yeast, gluten, starch, wheat, corn, milk derivatives, preservatives, artificial colours, flavours and sweeteners. Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist see your doctor or healthcare professional.

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Diabetes Medical Treatment

Diabetes Medical Treatment

The treatment of diabetes is highly individualized, depending on the type of diabetes, whether the patient has other active medical problems, whether the patient has complications of diabetes, and age and general health of the patient at time of diagnosis.

• A health care professional will set goals for lifestyle changes, blood sugar control, and treatment.
• Together, the patient and the health care professional will formulate a plan to help meet those goals.

Education about diabetes and its treatment is essential in all types of diabetes.

• When the patient is first diagnosed with diabetes, the diabetes care team will spend a lot of time with the patient, teaching them about their condition, treatment, and everything they need to know to care for themselves on a daily basis.
• The diabetes care team includes the health care professional and his or her staff. It may include specialists in foot care, neurology, kidney diseases, and eye diseases. A professional dietitian and a diabetes educator also may be part of the team.

The health care team will see the patient at appropriate intervals to monitor their progress and evaluate goals.

Type 1 diabetes

Treatment of diabetes almost always involves the daily injection of insulin, usually a combination of short-acting insulin (for example, lispro [Humalog] or aspart [NovoLog]) and a longer acting insulin (for example, NPH, Lente, glargine [Lantus], detemir [Levemir]).

• Insulin must be given as an injection just under the skin. If taken by mouth, insulin would be destroyed in the stomach before it could get into the blood where it is needed.
• Most people with type 1 diabetes give these injections to themselves. Even if someone else usually gives the patient injections, it is important that the patient knows how to do it in case the other person is unavailable.
• A trained professional will show the patient how to store and inject the insulin. Usually this is a nurse who works with the health care professional or a diabetes educator.
• Insulin is usually given in two or three injections per day, generally around mealtimes. Dosage is individualized and is tailored to the patient's specific needs by the health care professional. Longer acting insulins are typically administered one or two times per day.
• Some people have their insulin administered by continuous infusion pumps to provide adequate blood glucose control. Supplemental mealtime insulin is programmed into the pump by the individual as recommended by his or her health care professionals.
• It is very important to eat after the taking insulin, as the insulin will lower blood sugar regardless of whether the person has eaten. If insulin is taken without eating, the result may be hypoglycemia. This is called an insulin reaction.
• There is an adjustment period while the patient learns how insulin affects them, and how to time meals and exercise with insulin injections to keep blood sugar levels as even as possible.
• Keeping accurate records of blood sugar levels and insulin dosages is crucial for the patient's diabetes management.
• Eating a consistent, healthy diet appropriate for the patient's size and weight is essential in controlling blood sugar level.

Type 2 diabetes

Depending on how elevated the patient's blood sugar and glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c) are at the time of diagnosis, they may be given a chance to lower blood sugar levels through lifestyle changes, without medication.

• The best way to do this is to lose weight if the patient is obese, and begin an exercise program.
• This will generally be tried for 3 to 6 months, then blood sugar and glycosylated hemoglobin will be rechecked. If they remain high, the patient will be started on an oral medication, usually a sulfonylurea or biguanide (metformin [Glucophage]), to help control blood sugar levels.
• Even if the patient is on medication, it is still important to eat a healthy diet, lose weight if they are overweight, and engage in moderate physical activity as often as possible.
• The health care professional will initially monitor the patient's progress on medication very carefully. It is important to receive just the right dose of the right medication, to regulate blood sugar levels in the recommended range with the fewest side effects.
• The doctor may decide to combine two types of medications to achieve blood sugar levels control.
• Gradually, even people with type 2 diabetes may require insulin injections to control their blood sugar levels.
• It is becoming more common for people with type 2 diabetes to take a combination of oral medication and insulin injections to control blood sugar levels.

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