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Managing type 1 diabetes if you’re autistic and/or have ADHD can have challenges – and advantages too.
Many people with ADHD manage their diabetes very effectively, though some people can find it challenging. Get tips and tools to help manage both conditions together, including organising your T1D kit, dealing with difficulties planning and working with your Diabetes Healthcare Team.
Dr Rose Stewart gives her advice to help manage type 1 if you have ADHD.
Research shows that autistic people can often manage their diabetes very effectively, but there are some common issues that you may encounter. Get information about how being autistic might impact your T1D management.
Dr Rose Stewart shares her advice for making your regular diabetes check-ups and interactions with healthcare teams more comfortable and effective.
Our guides can help provide you with information and support in your journey to living well with type 1 diabetes.
Learn about the different ways of putting insulin into your body, and how to manage your blood glucose levels.
Discover the devices that help you take the right amount of insulin at the right times, and technology that helps you to measure your blood glucose levels throughout the day.
Managing type 1 after your child's diagnosis can be a steep learning curve. We know it can be tough, but our guide is there to help you through this early stage.
We can help you understand type 1 complications, the signs to look out for and what you can do to reduce your risk.
Information to help you start to plan a healthy diet plus the facts about sugar, carb counting, fats and protein.
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