Topic: BloodSugar

Pollution may raise diabetes risk; staying indoors can also harm

Air pollution may raise the risk of type-2 diabetes, while staying indoors and reducing physical activity can also affect blood sugar control, experts say.

Walk 15 Minutes After Eating To Help Control Blood Sugar

For diabetes patients, walking at a normal pace 15 to 20 minutes after meals may help control blood sugar, experts say.

Diabetes Patients Must Take These Precautions During Navratri Fasting Days

Diabetes patients observing Navratri fasts should consult doctors, monitor blood sugar, manage medicines carefully and follow balanced fasting-friendly food choices.

Use first or second drop for home blood sugar tests

When checking blood sugar at home with a glucometer, experts advise wiping the first drop and using the second, while noting guideline differences.

Health Index Flags Rising Blood Sugar and Mental Stress Levels

Workforce Health Index 2026 data shows concerning trends in blood sugar and mental stress, with 38.7 percent HbA1c results in pre-diabetes or diabetes range.

Skipping Dinner Does Not Directly Control Diabetes, AIIMS Doctor Says

Skipping dinner does not have a direct link with controlling diabetes, AIIMS Delhi endocrinologist Dr Rajesh Khadgawat says, advising balanced meals and medical guidance.

Doctor Explains Simple Lifestyle Ways to Reverse Insulin Resistance Safely

Insulin resistance can raise blood sugar and increase the risk of prediabetes or type-2 diabetes. Healthy lifestyle steps may help improve insulin sensitivity.

Can People With Diabetes Drink Milk? Safe Intake Guidelines Explained

Can people with diabetes drink milk? Experts say unsweetened milk can be taken in limited quantities, with carbohydrates included in diabetes meal planning.