Touro College of Pharmacy

November is American Diabetes Month. Tip 3 from TCOP: Medication and managing your diabetes. Take your medications as prescribed by your provider and reach out to your provider if not feeling well, maintaining appropriate social distancing guidelines. During the period of illness, your blood sugar may fluctuate, causing blood sugars to increase or decrease. You should be prepared to treat either condition by making sure you have adequate medications and treatment supplies at home to treat high or low blood sugar following your provider's protocol. #medication #diabetes #november #americandiabetesmonth #americandiabetesassociation #diabetes #diabetesawarenessmonth #tips #touropharmacy #adm2020 #WeStandGreaterThan

November is American Diabetes Month. Tip 2 from TCOP: Exercise. Increase your physically activity each week! Exercise can help manage your diabetes and reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Set a goal of at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity activity each week. #diabetes #tips #exercise #november #americandiabetesmonth #cardiovaculardisease #westandgreaterthan #adm2020 #touropharmacy

November is American Diabetes Month. Tip 1 from TCOP: Eat right. It can be challenging during the holidays! But try to select healthier diet and carbohydrates such as lean meats, fish, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables and be aware of portion sizes. It is also recommended to cut down on foods that are low in fibers such as white rice, bread and highly processed cereals. #eatright #holidays #thanksgivingdinner #diabetes #tips #eatyourveggies #november #americandiabetesmonth #americandiabetesassociation #WeStandGreaterThan #adm2020 #touropharmacy

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