Diabetes Can Be Treated If Pre-Diabetes Is Treated Early

We reported this morning how diabetes is spreading throughout the country and how it is important to treat pre-diabetes to avoid problems later in life. Doctors are now taking more aggressive measures in order to help the 57 million Americans at risk of developing diabetes. As Dr. Jon LaPook reports, a healthy diet and exercise are essential. There is no treatment for pre-diabetes, but as our story says exercise, diet and healthy lifestyle is very important simple measures to treat pre-diabetes and avoid diabetes later in life. WebMD lists the following information as Pre-Diabetes Symptoms and what to do. What Are the Symptoms of Pre-Diabetes? Although most people with pre-diabetes have no symptoms at all, symptoms of diabetes may include unusual thirst, a frequent desire to urinate, blurred vision, or extreme fatigue. A... [read full story]