Does diabetes medication dry out skin?

Just being a diabetic will dry out your skin. I have never had any of the meds I took make it any worse. I guess it could depend on the person

100 is a very normal level At 39 weeks your baby is ready to come out. Since you were dxed with gestational diabetes, they may put the baby into the NICU to check his/her blood sugars. Babies wi...

That depends on when you check. In the morning, before breakfast, it should not be over 110. Within two hours after eating, it should not be over 140. If it is, you have some work to do.

My doctor told me this is from my cataract. I had one removed several years ago and am set to have the other removed soon. Cataracts are not caused by diabetes.

Absolutely. I've been piecing the puzzle together from five years ago when I first became depressed. Coincidentally, I was diagnosed with type two diabetes within a few months of becoming depr...

No it's not blood... it's simply a liquid which is used to calibrate the blood-sugar meters for diabetics. It's totally harmless

I was diagnosed diabetic type 2 last year and have reversed it by proper diet and exercise In the start I used diabetes medication and now after one year I am not using any medicine. Till now no...

If what you're saying is true, the nurse should be getting the injections. (I know that's pretty mean, but I think it's justified)