Q: Can Men Get Thyroid Problems?
Women are 5 to 8 times more likely to experience thyroid problems compared to men.
Author: Timothy Graham, MD “Tim”
Board-Certified Endocrinologist & Diabetologist
Q: How Will My Type 1 Diabetes Affect My Pregnancy?
Having type 1 diabetes means your pregnancy experience will be different than someone without diabetes, and how you manage your diabetes will need to change during this time.
Q: Will My Thyroid Problem Make it Harder to Get Pregnant?
If you have an over or underactive thyroid, it can be more difficult to conceive and also increases the risk of a miscarriage.
Celebrating Mother’s Day When You Have Gestational Diabetes
Mother’s Day and Gestational Diabetes Happy Mother’s Day! Whether you are pregnant with your first or fourth child, Mother’s Day […]
Q: Am I at Higher Risk for Type 2 Diabetes if I have Gestational Diabetes During my Pregnancy?
Around 50% of all women who experience gestational diabetes during pregnancy go on to develop type 2 diabetes in later life.
Q: What Are Good Travel-friendly Snacks for People with Diabetes?
Learn about the healthiest travel snacks when you have diabetes.
Q: How Can I Be More Earth-friendly with My Diabetes Supplies?
Looking to be more earth-friendly? Celebrate this earth day by finding creative ways to be eco-friendly with your diabetes supplies.
Q: Could Thyroid Problems Be Causing My Headaches?
There are a range of symptoms that can be related to thyroid problems, and everyone’s experience is unique. If you […]
Type 1 Diabetes and COVID-19 Risk
This does not mean you are more likely to get COVID-19. However, if you do get it, the chance of facing serious illness is greater than in someone without diabetes.
Q: Why does diabetes make me feel so tired?
Our body needs calories for energy. Insulin is what helps take the calories (glucose) from our bloodstream and gets it into our muscles and cells to burn as energy!