Diabetes often develops over years without any notice. On November 4th, the Austrian Diabetes Society in Vienna explains why early diagnosis and treatment can prevent or delay serious consequences.
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There is a widespread idea that diabetes strongly warns. We imagine a person drinking water in an excessive way or going to the bathroom at all times as the only clear signs that something is not right with blood sugar. However, in daily clinical practice, the reality of diabetes is
Can you have diabetes without noticing it? What symptoms should you look out for? NWT's expert Sofia Andersson answers. Sofia is a doctor and specialist in general medicine.