Uncover the Hidden Risk
Diabetic Screening and Ongoing Surveillance
Did you know? Diabetes often lurks unnoticed until it’s too late. Take the first step towards a healthier you by understanding your risk.
> Diabetes is a silent threat, affecting millions worldwide.
> Early detection is key to preventing complications.
> Identify your risk factors through diabetic screening.
Uncover the Hidden Risk
The Power of Regular Screenings
> Routine screenings catch potential issues before they escalate.
> Blood tests reveal crucial information about your body’s glucose levels.
> Stay ahead of diabetes with ongoing surveillance.
What to Expect in a Diabetic Screening
Understanding the process ensures a proactive approach to your health.
Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)
Measures your blood sugar levels after an overnight fast.
eGFR test
Measures your kidney’s ability to filter toxins or waste from your blood.
Haemoglobin A1c Test
Reflects your average blood sugar levels over the past 2-3 months.
Lipid Profile
Assesses cholesterol levels, vital for heart health.
Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT)
Evaluates your body’s response to glucose intake.
Blood Pressure Monitoring
High blood pressure is often linked to diabetes complications.
Your Health Matters
Taking Control of Your Pancreatic Health
Your well-being is our priority. It’s important to stay informed and take control of your health. Simple lifestyle changes can make a significant difference in managing and preventing diabetes.
Healthcare Challenges
We understand the challenges in accessing healthcare and health education. Together, we can overcome these obstacles and work towards a healthier South Africa.
Act Now
If you have diabetes or want to learn more about preventing it, consult with healthcare professionals, attend awareness programs, and stay proactive about your health.
Stay Informed
For the latest statistics and information, refer to reports from reputable health organisations or government health agencies.
Secure Your Future, Act Today
> Early detection saves lives and reduces the risk of complications.
> Discuss your family history and personal risk factors with your healthcare provider.
> Embrace a healthy lifestyle: eat well, stay active, and manage stress.