Medical Condition

  1. Understanding Diabetes & Staying Safe with a Diabetes Wristband

    Understanding Diabetes & Staying Safe with a Diabetes Wristband
    diabetes wristband, diabetes, wristband, medical idDo you know someone who lives with diabetes? Perhaps a family member or a friend? Or perhaps you are worried about the risks of getting diabetes and want to find out more information and how to stay safe by wearing a diabetes wristband. Well read on, as we outline the risks, the causes, how to manage the condition should you or someone you know be diagnosed and how wearing a diabetes wristband can help keep one safe. Diabetes is a condition that occurs when the body cannot manage the level of sugar (glucose) in the blood. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), diabetes occurs when the body either cannot produce insulin or cannot use it effectively. Produced in the pancreas, insulin is a vital hormone that controls blood glucose levels. Continue reading →
  2. Don’t Be Beaten: 5 Ways to Live an Active Life with a Medical Condition

    medical conditionFor many people, a sport is not simply a part of life, it is life. So imagine how devastating it would be to discover that your medical condition could prevent you from doing the thing you love. Sadly, millions of people all over the world do not have to imagine this. They know just what it is like to receive such crushing news, and to face up to a life without their beloved sport. However, by taking a careful and considered approach, you can continue to play sport despite your medical condition. Read on for information on how to continue enjoying sport in a positive, rewarding and – above all – safe manner. Wear a Medical Alert Bracelet One way to continue enjoying sport safely with a medical condition is to ensure that those around you know what to do in the event of an emergency.  A Medical ID bracelet can carry important information on your health condition, which can help doctors and medical professionals to administer vital treatment if it is needed. Many sporting organisations will prohibit the wearing of metal bracelets on safety grounds. However, medical alert bracelets are available in a variety of different materials, and you can discuss with the organisation to find out which form of bracelet or wristband they will allow. Continue reading →

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