Diabetes affects millions of women, and juggling it with everyday life can feel like a lot, but understanding it early makes a huge difference. Women deal with unique challenges like hormonal shifts, pregnancy-related risks, PCOS links, and higher chances of heart issues when blood sugar stays unchecked. The tricky part? Symptoms often get brushed off as “stress” or “fatigue,” so many women don’t realize something deeper is going on. Dr. Girish Parmar, Director, Endocrinology, Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital, Mumbai told TOI, with the right support, awareness, and lifestyle choices, women can manage diabetes confidently and protect long-term health without feeling restricted or overwhelmed. What makes women more vulnerable to developing type 2 diabetes compared to men?
World Diabetes Day 2025: Doctor explains why diabetes hits women harder than men
The Times of India1 hrs ago
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