The ideal diet for pre-diabetes consists of consuming foods with a low to medium glycemic index, such as fruits, vegetables, brown rice and beans, as they tend to decrease the blood sugar level, a
Pre-diabetes is a situation that precedes diabetes and serves as a warning to prevent disease progression. The individual may know that he is pre-diabetic in a simple blood test, where one can
Hyperglycemia is characterized by the large amount of sugar circulating in the blood, being more common in diabetes, and can be noticed through some specific symptoms, such as nausea, headache and
Treatment for hyperthyroidism should be indicated by the general practitioner or endocrinologist according to the levels of hormones circulating in the blood, the person's age, severity of the
Goiter is a thyroid disorder characterized by the enlargement of this gland, forming a kind of lump or lump in the neck, which becomes more rounded and wider than normal. The goiter is
Congenital hypothyroidism is a metabolic disorder in which the baby's thyroid is unable to produce adequate amounts of thyroid hormones, T3 and T4, which can compromise the child's development and
The cyst in the breast, also known as a breast cyst, is an almost always benign disorder that appears in most women, between 15 and 50 years of age. Most breast cysts are of the simple type and,
The thyroid cyst corresponds to a cavity or a closed sac that can appear in the thyroid gland, which is filled with liquid, the most common being called a colloid, and which in most cases does not
Type 2 diabetes is a chronic disease characterized by the body's resistance to insulin and increased blood sugar levels, which generates classic symptoms such as dry mouth, increased urge to
The cyst in the breast is a small lump that does not characterize breast cancer, nor does it increase the risk of its appearance in the future. It is a benign breast disorder, common in most women
Prolactinoma is a benign tumor located in the pituitary gland, more specifically in the pituitary gland that leads to increased production of prolactin, which is a hormone responsible for
Treatment with growth hormone, also known by the acronym GH or as somatotropin, is indicated for boys and girls who are deficient in this hormone, which causes growth retardation. Growth hormone
Type 1 diabetes is a type of diabetes in which the pancreas does not produce insulin, making the body unable to use blood sugar to produce energy, generating symptoms such as dry mouth, constant
Childhood diabetes, or childhood DM, is a condition characterized by a high concentration of glucose circulating in the blood, which results in increased thirst and urge to urinate, in addition to
The presence of a cyst in the breast usually does not require treatment, since, in most cases, it is a benign change that does not affect the woman's health. However, it is common for the
Cortisol is popularly known as a stress hormone, since at that time there is greater production of this hormone. In addition to being increased in stressful situations, cortisol can also increase
Hirsutism is when the woman has hair on her face, chest and belly, in an exaggerated way, as occurs in men. Hair usually starts to become easier to identify from puberty, but this condition can
This is a chronic disease characterized by a decrease in insulin production and / or resistance to its action. The 2 most common types are type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes, but there are also
Diabetes insipidus is a disturbance in the concentration of urine, which makes it excess water and causes dehydration and thirst. This happens by decreasing the production of antidiuretic hormone,
Every diabetic pregnant woman should check her blood glucose daily to reduce the risk of the baby suffering from malformations during pregnancy and not developing type 2 diabetes in the
Panhypopituitarism is a rare disease that corresponds to the decrease or lack of production of several hormones due to changes in the pituitary gland, which is a gland located in the brain
The glycemic index is an indicator of the speed with which the carbohydrate in a food reaches the bloodstream and changes blood glucose, which is the blood sugar level. Thus, foods with a low
To find out if it's PMS or stress, it's important to note what stage of the menstrual cycle a woman is in. The symptoms of PMS happen in the 2 weeks before menstruation, they may become more
The treatment of diabetic mastopathy is done mainly through adequate glycemic control. In addition, anti-inflammatory drugs and antibiotics can also be used to decrease pain and inflammation and
The patient with type 1 diabetes, takes insulin through a daily injection to regulate blood sugar levels and is usually given before main meals. Type 2 diabetics should start taking insulin
Diabetes mellitus is a disease characterized by excess blood sugar, due to the ineffective action of insulin, which is the hormone responsible for lowering blood glucose. The patient with
Hormonal dysfunction is a health problem that in some women is linked to menstruation and can produce symptoms such as weight gain, acne and excess body hair. The most common hormonal
The insulin pump, or insulin infusion pump, as it may also be called, is a small, portable electronic device that releases insulin for 24 hours. The insulin is released and goes through a small
When taking growth hormone (GH) the individual must be aware of the possible side effects caused by it, such as the development of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, for example. Usually the doctor
Myoma, endometriosis and breast cancer are some examples of estrogen dependent diseases. Estrogen-dependent diseases are those that develop due to increased estrogen in the bloodstream, a common
Hormonal disorders can occur as polyglandular deficiency syndrome and generally have a genetic inheritance. It is a deficiency where the endocrine glands produce smaller amounts of hormones