いま、1型糖尿病は
It is easy to obtain some informations concerning Type 1 diabetes (used to be called juvenile diabetes) because many materials have been published on the topic.
However, it is rare for patients with diabetes at a young age to share, understand some of the unique condition of type 1 diabetes in children/adolescence and obtain some answers regarding problems concerning the treatment.
In this corner, Professor and Chair Uchigata in the Diabetes Center, Tokyo Women's Medical University, School of Medicine who has specialized in the treatment of type 1 diabetes in children/adolescence for many years, is willing to talk about the knowledges and experiences which she acquired through giving treatment and to share with both medical and/or co-medical staffs involved in patient education and the patients who have to spend their life with diabetes.
We hope this page will give you hints to help answer their various questions.
Contents
- The history of treatment of diabetes in children/adolescence
- Diabetes in children/adolescence has both type 1 and 2 diabetes
- A new teaching material for patients with type 1 diabetes in children/adolescence has completed
- Why do you get polyuria when you have hyperglycemia ?
- What kind of problems around treatment of diabetes when you change the physician in charge from pediatricians to internists?
- Diabetes in Children/Adolescents and the Japan Association for Diabetes Education and Care, and Certified Diabetes Educator of Japan (CDEJ)
- Do you know fulminant type 1 diabetes ?
- Insulin Pump
- Inhaled Insulin
- Hyperglycemia and Hypoglycemia
- Type 1 Diabetes Patients Should Eat Normally
- Risk Management for Insulin Treatment!
- Clinical Trials
- "Unite for Diabetes" Campaign Led by International Diabetes Federation
- Do Injections Really Hurt?
- What were the results of DCCT / EDIC?
- Metabolic Syndrome Could Be Caused “Also” By Insulin Injection?
- Why do you do SMBG testing?
- Unite for Diabetes Part 2
- 20 Pay Attention to Juvenile-onset Type 2 Diabetes Also
- 21 Hypoglycemic symptoms do change
- 22 Blood Glucose Goes Up After Exercise?
- 23 Don't Realize Even If I Have Severe Hypoglycemia During the Night
- Continue Insulin Treatment for 50 Years
- Dishing Up Food On Large Plates....
- Time Required for Blood Glucose to Fall Following Insulin Injection
- Rough Road Ahead of Inhaled Insulin
- Side Effects of Insulin
- Pediatric Diabetes Committee, Japan Association for Diabetes Education and Care
- Brochure on Q&A about Diabetes and Pregnancy Has Been Completed
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Not Convinced of SMBG Results
- Are those of you at puberty talking with your doctor about change of voice or menstrual period?
- International Academic Conferences on Diabetes and Global DAWN Youth Survey Presentation 2008
- Is there anything wrong with me being troubled in mind?
- 42 My Family’s Concern for Me Is Rather Annoying
- 43 Therapeutic Patient Education (TPE) and Idea Planned by Japanese Youth
- 44 Roughly "Estimate"
Profile
YASUKO UCHIGATA
Graduated from Kanazawa University School of Medicine in 1977 and was involved in diabetes research in National Institutes of Health (NIH) USA in 1983-1987.
Professor, Dept of Internal Medicine (III) and Diabetes Center, Tokyo Women's Medical University School of Medicine from 2004.
Professor and Chair, Dept of Internal Medicine (III) and Diabetes Center, Tokyo Women's Medical University School of Medicine from 2011.
Director and Professor(Special Appointment), Tokyo Women's Medical University Medical Center East from 2017.
Director and Professor(Special Appointment), Tokyo Women's Medical University Adachi Medical Center from 2022.
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