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I know that my honeymoon period is longer than natural, and I would like to know why. Is it possible that I do not have type 1 diabetes?

Has any group of people with type 1 diabetes been tested for the 25-OH-D vitamin D deficiency?

I compete in fitness competitions and no one wants to help me with a diet nor do they know what kind of diet to give me. Please help or point me in the direction of someone who can.

I have been diagnosed with diabetes. Please let me know the carbohydrate counts I can have for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

I was just told I have type 2 diabetes. Is this blood sugar level something to be concerned about? The doctor told me to eat no sugars. What would happen if I did? Is this level high enough to take oral medication?

My eight and one-half year old was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes three years ago. For the past year or more, she has complained of her stomach hurting. Her doctor ordered an antibody test which was positive for IgG. What does this means in terms of her diabetes or overall health concerns?

I’m 63 years old and have insulin dependent diabetes, in excellent sugar control. I am just getting over a bout with dysphagia. Is there a connection between dysphagia and diabetes?

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