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Having diabetes can lead to feelings of depression because it is a serious and difficult disease to manage. Stress is created from the all-encompassing management and lifestyle changes that need to occur. Therefore, it is important to know the signs of depression and seek help.
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If you have both diabetes and depression, you probably don't care which came first. In fact, the latest research indicates that the two conditions are a two-way street. Sometimes we get depressed first; something we get diabetes first. Does it matter?Diabetes and depression go together. Research research found that 19 percent of people with type 2…
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Marcia Purse, Health Guide, answered Has anyone with diabetes and manic… That didn't happen to me when I started taking Metformin 500mg twice a day,…
Amylia Grace, Health Guide, commented on The Time Will Come: Glimpsing Life with… Thanks for your comment. I agree--it needs to be a priority, and in the…
Dr. Fran Cogen, Health Pro, commented on Type 2 Diabetes and Depression in… Thank you for your informative commentary. Dr.Cogen
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