Shazzle80 Well-Known Member Messages 94 Jul 7, 2017 #1 can I ask everyone. Am I more st risk of DVT over a longer period of time due to my diabetes??? Thanks in advance xx
can I ask everyone. Am I more st risk of DVT over a longer period of time due to my diabetes??? Thanks in advance xx
ickihun Master Messages 13,696 Location Sunderland Type of diabetes Type 2 Treatment type Insulin Dislikes Bullies Jul 7, 2017 #2 Only if the diabetes is causing you to have a sedate lifestyle. E.g wheelchair bound or bed bound. I don't think high bgs can cause dvt issues. I haven't heard of any.
Only if the diabetes is causing you to have a sedate lifestyle. E.g wheelchair bound or bed bound. I don't think high bgs can cause dvt issues. I haven't heard of any.
Shazzle80 Well-Known Member Messages 94 Jul 9, 2017 #3 ickihun said: Only if the diabetes is causing you to have a sedate lifestyle. E.g wheelchair bound or bed bound. I don't think high bgs can cause dvt issues. I haven't heard of any. Click to expand... Thank you. So as per anyone one else it's the 2 weeks after surgery which I need to be especially cautious after surgery?? Xx
ickihun said: Only if the diabetes is causing you to have a sedate lifestyle. E.g wheelchair bound or bed bound. I don't think high bgs can cause dvt issues. I haven't heard of any. Click to expand... Thank you. So as per anyone one else it's the 2 weeks after surgery which I need to be especially cautious after surgery?? Xx