
Complications
Diabetes Complications: What Happens When Diabetes Is Not Well Managed?
Preventing these complications is most effective through a healthy lifestyle, consistent blood sugar monitoring, adherence to prescribed medications, and controlling other risk factors like high cholesterol and hypertension.
Diabetes Canada offers some guidelines and tips to stay healthy
https://guidelines.diabetes.ca/reduce-complications

Long term complications of type 2 diabetes
Did you know that type 2 diabetes can lead to serious long-term complications if not managed properly? In this video, we explore the potential effects of diabetes on your heart, kidneys, eyes, feet, and more, and most importantly, how you can reduce your risk.
With the right lifestyle choices, medication, and regular health checks, you can take control of your diabetes management and protect your long-term health.
Watch Katy Pomeroy, a diabetes nurse educator in the NHS, to learn how to stay healthy and prevent complications!
T2D Complications - the Preventable Burden
When most people think of type 2 diabetes, they imagine blood sugar readings, insulin doses, or diet plans. But the real story, the one that threatens lives and strains our healthcare system, lies in the complications that often go unseen until it’s too late.
Heart attacks, strokes, kidney failure, vision loss, and amputations aren’t just statistics, they’re life-altering realities for millions of Canadians. Understanding and preventing these complications isn’t optional; it’s where care truly changes lives.

