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My 14 year old grandson was diagnosed with diabetes a year ago. His diabetes is out of control. So is my grandson. He’s a very angry person, and he needs help. Where can I go? What can I do?

Please tell me the diagnostic criteria, follow-up protocol and treatment, and guide me for further investigation and management for an eight day old baby girl.

I am currently within three weeks of my 42nd birthday and was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at the age of 38. I am a male and becoming very concerned with the nerve damage that seems to be leading to impotence. What is it? Can it be arrested and or reversed?

My father-in-law has had type two diabetes for several years. Unfortunately he has not always controlled it. He has recently been diagnosed with “NASH.” Is this caused by not controlling your blood sugars?

Is it possible to give yourself diabetes if insulin is injected when it is not needed?

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