It’s important to understand the potential complications that can develop when you have Type 2 diabetes. There are longer term risks to your health and body, as well as those more acute risks too.

By understanding the possible complications and risks with your Type 2 diabetes, it can help to prevent or delay issues from occurring. Access our guides below to help you better understand your condition.

What to do when you have hypoglycaemia (low blood glucose)

When your blood glucose drops too low, you need to act fast – find out what to do right now

What you need to do when you’re ill – on top of having Type 2 diabetes

A handy guide to dealing with illness as an individual with Type 2 diabetes

What to do when you have hyperglycaemia (high blood glucose)

High blood glucose levels can be dangerous. Learn more about why this is, and what to do about it

COVID-19: The impact on people with diabetes

Those with diabetes might have some very specific questions and concerns around how COVID-19 might impact them.

Understanding hyperglycaemia in people with Type 2 diabetes

For people with Type 2 diabetes hyperglycaemia can be concerning. Here, we discuss what hyperglycaemia is, and how it can be avoided.

Type 2 Diabetes Complications

Find out what you need to know about Type 2 diabetes complications and how knowing the potential risks can help delay issues occurring.

Understanding The Long-Term Complications Of Type 2 Diabetes

Download our infographic that explains the symptoms of long-term complications of Type 2 diabetes

Why Does My Type 2 Diabetes Make Me So Tired?

Find out how to better manage fatigue that can be caused by Type 2 diabetes.

Will My Type 2 Diabetes Get Worse?

Find out how to manage your Type 2 diabetes and reduce the chances of long-term complications.

How Can I Control My Type 2 Diabetes?

Find out what you can do to manage and live well with Type 2 diabetes

Can My Type 2 Diabetes Medication Cause Diarrhoea?

Diarrhoea can be common in people with diabetes. Learn more about the possible causes and how to manage it.

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