May2011 Care Minders Newsletter
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The document provides information on warning signs of low blood sugar, including sweating, feeling dizzy or shaking, developing a headache, feeling hungry, moodiness or behavior changes, moving awkwardly, having a seizure, feeling confused, and having a tingly mouth. It also summarizes a study finding that fat returns after liposuction but in different areas of the body like the upper abdomen and shoulders, and recommends lifestyle changes like losing weight, sleeping on your side, avoiding alcohol and large meals before bed to help curb snoring. Finally, it lists the components needed for a pet emergency kit, including identification, immunization records, medications, first aid supplies, food and water, a leash, a photo, and contact
![. In this issue: May 2011 Warning Signs of Low Blood Sugar(healthfinder.gov) Hypoglycemia is the medical term for low blood glucose, common among people with diabetes. It can occur even when you're trying hard to manage your blood sugar levels. The American Diabetes Association says while you can't always prevent hypoglycemia, you can take steps to treat it if you know the warning signs: Sweating or turning pale. Ever stop to think and forget to start again? Feeling dizzy or shaking. Developing a headache. Feeling hungry. Showing moodiness or rapid behavior changes. Moving awkwardly or clumsily. Having a seizure. Acting confused or having problems paying attention. Having a tingly feeling around the mouth. Come on in! Fat Returns After Liposuction: Study Fat returns after liposuction, but does so in other areas of the body, according to researchers. The University of Colorado study included nonobese women with fatty thighs and chubby lower abdomens who underwent liposuction. Within a year, the fat returned but in different locations, such as the upper abdomen, shoulders and triceps, The New York Times reported. The study was published in the journal Obesity. The results are surprising, said Dr. Felmont Eaves III, president of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. He told The Times he plans to mention the study findings to his patients when providing them with information about liposuction. (healthfinder.gov) Warning Signs of Low Blood Sugar Fat Returns After Liposuction Curb Snoring with Lifestyle Changes Pet Emergency Kit Get People to Act on Your Emails Curb Snoring with Lifestyle Changes (HealthDay News) -- Snoring can undermine the quality of sleep -- for the snorer and anyone sleeping nearby. The American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons lists these lifestyle changes that can help to curb snoring: ,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/may2011caremindersnewsletter-1305296018654-phpapp01-110513095215-phpapp01/85/May2011-Care-Minders-Newsletter-1-320.jpg)
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May2011 Care Minders Newsletter
- 2. Try sleeping on your side instead of your back.
- 3. Avoid alcohol and caffeine and don't eat large, heavy meals -- particularly within about two hours of heading to bed.