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Women's Guide to Diabetes

If you're a woman with diabetes, you face different concerns than men dealing with the same disease. Some issues stay with you no matter how old you are. Others will change as you enter each life stage, from puberty, through your childbearing years, and on to retirement.

By Nina Silberstein

Educate Yourself

All people with diabetes -- men and women, young and old -- want to delay or prevent diabetes-related complications. However, the way each person addresses that concern is different. Particularly for women, who go through more hormonal changes that affect diabetes care.

A woman with diabetes can stay healthy through all of life's stages. The key is to educate yourself with up-to-date information, regularly eat balanced meals, stay active, and have medical checkups to ensure that you're managing your diabetes as well as possible. This special report is a guide for women with diabetes to help you get through each stage with confidence and grace.

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