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Pricking Your Finger With A Blood Lancet To Know If You’re Diabetic

Wednesday, 20 September 2017 by an saclao

Diabetes mellitus or just diabetes is form of disease that can either be caused by the inadequacy of insulin in the body, or the body does not respond quite well to it. According to a recent statistic, around 382 Million people all over the world are reported to have it. One way to diagnose it is of course, by pricking your finger with a sterilized blood lancet and taking a blood drop then getting it analyzed.

Generally, diabetes can be categorized in three:

First is type 1. A person is considered as type 1 when his body doesn’t produce insulin at all. Based on a study, roughly 10% of the total population of people positive with diabetes has this.

Second is type 2. Type 2 diabetes happens when a person’s body doesn’t produce enough insulin. Basically, this is the milder version of diabetes.

The third type is gestational and only happens in pregnant women.

Why is there a need for us to get tested if we have diabetes?

Well, if diabetes is left untreated, complications such as erectile dysfunction, vision loss, limb amputation, reduced or no wound healing factor. Another is nephropathy where you would uncontrolled blood pressure spikes. Imagine all the ice bags that you are gonna use! If you do not want to experience any of this, then you should really get tested and treated.

Some Devices For Testing

If you want to get tested at home, there are devices like the Freestyle Glucometer, GCU Easytouch, and One Touch Ultra that can be used for your convenience! Just sterilize your finger first using alcohol, put a drop of blood on it, and it will just analyze the glucose level in your body! On average, a non-diabetic person blood glucose level should be between 3.9 and 5.5 mmol/L. The typical mean average of normal blood glucose of humans however is 5.5 mmol/L which fluctuate throughout the day.

Like any other diseases, diabetes is something that we should not take lightly. If we will look at the charts, diabetes is the 7th leading cause of death worldwide.  Everyday, an estimated number of 76,000 people die because of it. If diagnosed early, diabetes would not be a threat to us.

How can we avoid having diabetes?

Well, the most obvious move is of course, to eat healthy! Also, you should control your weight since most people with diabetes are obese people. Avoid eating and drinking too much sweet food and drinks like candies, chocolates, softdrinks and many more.This might sound fake but moderate intake of alcohol also helps reduce the chances of a person developing diabetes and heart problems.

If you want to buy any of the aforementioned products, you can visit us at Philippine Medical Supplies 

 
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Today’s Mom’s Sing Praises for The Breast Pump

Tuesday, 27 June 2017 by an saclao
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The modern mom has been given options when it comes to feeding her newborn, and the breast pump is one of those. Breastmilk has always been the best for babies. But not all mothers can breastfeed. And some mothers chose not to breastfeed for different reasons. Because of this, breast pumps have been invented.

The Breast Pump

Breast pumps have been around for a while. Getting breastmilk was practiced by mothers who can’t breastfeed but want to feed their babies breastmilk. This can also be done manually, without the aid of pumps. Yes, you can express breastmilk on your own using your bare hands.

However, with the advent of more sophisticated breast pumps, manual expression is no longer a popular trend.

Let’s learn about the different types of breast pumps.

  • Manual pumps require you to place its mouth directly on the nipple, over the areola. You have to pump or squeeze the handle while keeping the pump’s mouth sealed over the nipple. The extracted breastmilk then goes to the attached container. Mothers usually pour out the collected milk into a small measuring cup to feed to their babies.This kind of pump is not very popular today, though.
  • Battery-operated pumpsmake it easier for working mothers to multi-task while pumping. These pumps work on their own after getting them attached to your breast. You don’t have to use your hands like with the manual pumps. And you only have to charge or change the batteries after use.
  • Electric pumpsare just like the battery-operated pumps. They run on electricity and allows multi-tasking. These pumps come with hassle-free cleaning. You won’t need to wash them with alcohol. Regular soap and water will do. Storage also comes easy since these breast pumps are quite handy and usually has a bag for travel convenience.

Breast is Best

Breast is best has been trending recently. However, many argue that breast is not always best. Just like everything else, it has to do with the situation. Some mothers don’t produce enough breastmilk. This case can be harmful to the newborn who depends solely on the breastmilk being fed him.

And while breastfeeding is important, feeding your baby expressed breastmilk still covers a lot of ground. Your baby will get the nutrition he needs, plus the antibodies passed through the colostrum are an essential benefit. Even mothers who are found to be diabetic through a freestyle glucometer can still breastfeed or pump. This act has been proven to be beneficial to these moms.

And while working moms opt to pump their breastmilk instead of breastfeeding, the hunt for the best breast pump is usually a hurdle. Don’t fret, though. Philippine Medical Supplies has all that you need. Visit them and find the best breast pump you’ve been looking for.

 
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