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Disorders Associated with Pre-Diabetes
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Metabolic Diseases & Disorders Association with Pre-Diabetes
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The following links are to our sister site about diabetes, Islets of Hope.
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Other Metabolic Disorders Associated with Pre-diabetes and Insulin Resistance
Other
conditions may cause, be exacerbated, or result from insulin
resistance. It is important for your doctor to take a complete medical
history for you, and for family members as some disorders can be
hereditary in nature. Be sure to tell your doctor if any family
members have autoimmune disorders, metabolic disorders, or other
serious health problems like cancer, heart disease, or high blood
pressure or cholesterol.
In
addition to the potential for diabetes, other disorders that may also
be present with either insulin resistance, Metabolic Syndrome X, pre-diabetes, or diabetes type 1 or 2 include:
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If you have pre-diabetes, insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, PCOS, or impaired glucose tolerance you need to take it seriously. If you do not - it will get worse. |
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Changes in your lifestyle choices now can prevent type 2 diabetes.
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| Making positive changes in your lifestyle now and following any medical treatment your doctor prescribes can often reverse pre-diabetes! |
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Mary J. Shoman
The Thyroid Diet: For more than 25
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