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9780071449298

The Type 2 Diabetes Sourcebook for Women

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-05-09
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill
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Summary

A vital sourcebook for the millions of American women diagnosed with type 2 diabetesThe Type 2 Diabetes Sourcebook for Womenanswers women's questions about how to manage diabetes and shows how to cope with the disease to live a fuller, healthier life. A major revision of M. Sara Rosenthal's guide on the subject,The Type 2 Diabetes Sourcebook for Womenfocuses on: The revised screening guidelines for diagnosis The latest medications and treatments available How women's hormones interact with insulin How menopause and pregnancy affect diabetes management How low-carb diets can be dangerous for women with type 2 diabetes How to follow the ADA carb counting guidelines while avoiding weight gain

Author Biography

M. Sara Rosenthal, Ph.D., is the author of more than 25 recommended health books, including The Gynecological Sourcebook and The Thyroid Sourcebook for Women. She is currently Director, University of Kentucky Program for Bioethics and Patients' Rights and Assistant Professor, Bioethics, University of Kentucky College of Medicine. For more information, visit the author’s website at www.sarahealth.com.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments ix
Introduction: All in the Family xi
What Is Type 2 Diabetes, and Who's at Risk?
1(26)
Name Changes and Definitions
1(3)
What Happens in Type 2 Diabetes?
4(2)
Conditions That Can Lead to Type 2 Diabetes
6(3)
Who Gets Type 2 Diabetes?
9(2)
Risk Factors You Can Change
11(9)
Risk Factors You Can't Change
20(3)
Signs and Symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes
23(4)
Women, Obesity, and Type 2 Diabetes
27(20)
The ``Good Times Disease''
29(7)
Eating Disorders and Compulsive Eating
36(3)
Biological Causes of Obesity
39(3)
Insulin Resistance and Obesity
42(1)
Drug Treatment for Obesity
42(2)
Childhood Obesity
44(3)
Fertility, Pregnancy, and the Role of Estrogen
47(24)
Getting Pregnant
48(5)
Being Pregnant
53(3)
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM)
56(4)
Special Delivery: The C-Section
60(3)
After the Baby Is Born
63(2)
The Role of Estrogen
65(6)
Type 2 Diabetes, Menopause, and Aging
71(22)
Menopause
71(9)
Osteoporosis
80(10)
Type 2 Diabetes in Elderly Women
90(3)
Lowering Fat and Healthy Eating
93(20)
Understanding Fat
94(8)
Increasing Fiber
102(4)
Food Supplements
106(3)
Putting It All Together
109(3)
Adding Some Activity
112(1)
How Sweet: Counting Carbs and Planning Meals
113(20)
A Few Good Foods
113(4)
Carbohydrate Counting
117(7)
Grocery Shopping
124(3)
Artificial Sweeteners
127(3)
At the Liquor Store
130(3)
Self-Care and Medications
133(30)
Testing Your Own Blood Sugar
133(6)
What the Doctor Orders
139(4)
When Your Doctor Tells You to Take a Pill
143(6)
Natural Therapies
149(2)
When Your Doctor Prescribes Insulin
151(8)
Getting to Know Your Insulin
159(4)
Preventing Hypoglycemia
163(10)
The Lowdown on Low Blood Sugar
164(4)
Juice Is Better
168(3)
Recipe for Prevention
171(2)
A Woman's Heart and Diabetes
173(14)
Understanding Heart Attacks
174(6)
Understanding Stroke
180(7)
A Woman's Nerves and Diabetes
187(22)
Understanding Diabetic Neuropathy
188(1)
Nerve Damage from Head to Toe
188(9)
Foot Complications
197(4)
Open Wounds
201(2)
When You Require an Amputation
203(6)
A Woman's Face and Diabetes: Eyes and Teeth
209(18)
Preventing Diabetes Eye Disease
210(1)
Signs of Eye Disease
211(2)
Can Diabetes Eye Disease Be Treated?
213(1)
Coping with Low Vision or Blindness
214(1)
Visual Aids
215(4)
Diabetes and Tooth Decay
219(1)
Diabetes-Related Gum Disease
220(3)
Signs of Gum Disease
223(1)
Seeing a Gum Specialist
224(3)
Women, Diabetes, and Kidney Disease
227(14)
What Do Your Kidneys Do?
228(1)
What Affects Your Kidneys?
228(2)
Signs of Diabetic Kidney Disease
230(1)
Treating Kidney Disease
231(2)
From Kidney Disease to Kidney Failure
233(4)
When You Want a Kidney Transplant
237(4)
Appendix: Diabetes Resources 241(4)
Bibliography 245(8)
Index 253

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