I created new "Complications" section on What They Don't Tell You About Diabetes. I'll be adding more pages and revising these new pages as time goes on.
The most important information is probably on the "retinopathy" page where I link to a good review of what is known about the worsening of diabetic retinopathy with improved control. The short version is that it happens, especially with people taking insulin, but long-term even if you experience temporary worsening as you get better control, over time you'll end up in MUCH better shape. And gradually improving blood sugar, rather than doing it fast doesn't appear to prevent the short-term retinopathy worsening that occasionally occurs.
I've also started a FAQ page which you can find limked from the main page of the site. I respond there to some of the common questions visitors write to me.
metformin 500 mg is a viable best option medication used to control high blood glucose levels in patients with type II diabetes. Patients are encouraged to keep an exacting activity and diet routine alongside this medication to get the most ideal impact. It helps in limiting the danger of diabetes-related entanglements, for example, visual deficiency, kidney harm, stroke, and heart attack.
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