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Without proper diagnosis and treatment, diabetes can lead to stroke, heart disease, and other serious complications. The key is to act early.
To determine if you’re at risk, our endocrinology team can check your blood sugar levels and develop a treatment plan based on your results.
An endocrinologist is a specialist who focuses on diagnosing and treating hormonal disorders of the endocrine gland. Diabetes is the most common.
Whether you’ve been living with diabetes or wondering if you may be prediabetic, Corewell Health can help you manage the following conditions:
Blood sugar levels are higher than normal, but not enough to be diagnosed as Type 2 diabetes. Our Diabetes Prevention Program can lower your risk by as much as 58%.
Often beginning in early childhood, this form of diabetes requires insulin and making healthier lifestyle choices.
With the onset most often occurring during adulthood, patients are unable to keep their blood sugar at a normal range. Treatment may include proper nutrition, physical activity and medication.
Occurs during or immediately following pregnancy. It may resolve soon after delivery, yet still places you at higher risk of getting Type 2 diabetes. All pregnant women should be screened for Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) with a laboratory-based test.
After a proper diagnosis, our diabetes experts can develop a treatment plan that’s right for you.
Depending on your doctor's recommendations, treatment may include monitoring your blood sugar, or taking insulin or oral drugs. There are also GLP-1 treatments for Type 2 diabetes (such as Ozempic®) designed for weight loss.
Lifestyle changes are often the first recommendation. For all diabetic patients, it’s important to make wise nutritional choices, maintain a healthy weight, and engage in physical activity.
Finding a doctor is the first step to treatment.
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