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Martha Zimmer invites you to visit her website and learn more about type 2 diabetes, its complications and how you can deal with them, as well as great tips for eating healthy that will make living with diabetes less painful. Physical activity or exercise is really important in successfully handling Type 2 diabetes, but pain can keep many diabetics from being as active as they would like to be. In a study reported in January 2012 in the journal Diabetes Research in Clinical Practice, investigators at the Hillerod University Hospital and Copenhagen University in Denmark compared the amount of pain suffered by a number of people with Type 2 diabetes compared with non-diabetics.
A total of 951 volunteers completed a questionnaire on: The volunteers with diabetes reported pain about twice as often as the non-diabetic participants. Pain in the lower back, arms, hands, knees or hips, was greatest for those with the highest weight for their height. Low back pain was associated with a sedentary life style, poor quality of life and poor physical function. From this study it was concluded treating all pain felt throughout the body is really important so Type 2 diabetic's can improve their lifestyle and blood sugar levels, and also lower their weight.