Risks of Exercising With Diabetes

Action Plan for Diabetes by Darryl E. Barnes, MD

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Risks of Exercising With Diabetes

Exercising with diabetes can be safe, but there are significant risks to exercising with diabetes. Following are several common medical problems associated with diabetes and exercise, summarized in table 4.3.

Table 4.3 Exercise Risks for Diabetes

Risk	Description
Hypoglycemia	Low blood glucose; primary problem for those with type 1
Delayed-onset hypoglycemia	May occur up to 30 hours after exercise
Hyperglycemia	High blood glucose; associated with dehydration and diabetic ketoacidosis
Neuropathy	May lead to skin ulcers, foot deformities, or difficulty with control of heart rate and blood pressure
Musculoskeletal injury	Similar to risks in those without diabetes, such as sprain and strains
Cardiovascular events	Increased risk of heart disease

Hypoglycemia

Delayed-Onset Hypoglycemia

Hyperglycemia

Neuropathy

Musculoskeletal Injury

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Preexercise examination...	Weight training is one ...	Calculating your target...	Conversion of pounds to...
Warming up before and a...	Tips for stretching saf...	Arching side stretch.	Rotating side stretch
Cat-Camel	Kneeling Low Back Stret...	Neck stretch	Reaching up and down
Anterior shoulder stret...	Hip flexor stretch.	Quadricepps Stretch	Calf Stretch
Calf stretch (straight ...	Bird Dog	Plinth	Bridge
Abdominal Crunch	Pelvic tilt.	Chest press	Triceps press
Biceps curl	Shoulder shrug	Seated row	Latissimus pull-down
Hip Extension	Hip Flexion	Hip Abduction	Hip adduction
Hip rotation	Leg press	Making exercise work fo...

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