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Blueball FAQ for February 2008: Is diabetes fairly common among those with EMS? Why might this be?

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Blueball FAQ for February 2008: Is diabetes fairly common among those with EMS? Why might this be?

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I can’t be absolutely sure, but I think that diabetes is indeed a fairly common secondary illness to EMS, although in some persons it probably occurs for reasons unrelated to EMS. From what patients tell me, there seem to be a lot of EMS diabetic patients. Reasons could include: 1) Heredity 2) Sedentary lifestyle 3) Poor diet 4) Increased risk because of having EMS itself (there is some evidence for that); 5) Weight gain due to lack of exercise, prednisone usage, etc. 6) Ordinary aging increasing the risk and so on..

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