FAQ: COVID-19 and Diabetes
Here are frequently asked questions and answers about COVID-19 and diabetes from Diabetes Canada. The questions include:
- How does COVID-19 affect those living with diabetes?
- How can I prevent infection?
- I have diabetes and I think I may be infected. What do I do?
- Should I stop taking certain blood pressure medications because I’ve heard that these drugs may affect my risk of COVID-19 infection?
- How can I prepare in the event I become infected and have diabetes?
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Blood Pressure Medication
Here is some information from Diabetes Canada about the importance of taking your blood pressure medication, if prescribed to you and you have diabetes.
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Here are some tips from Diabetes Canada to help you prepare for COVID-19 if you have diabetes.
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Preventing Supply Disruption
Here are some tips from Diabetes Canada explaining what people living with diabetes, their caregivers, and healthcare professionals can do to prevent diabetes supply disruption during COVID-19
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