It has been known for a long time that exercise and wound cleansing is helpful for diabetics with negative pressure wound therapy. Yoga therapy may help reduce stress levels which could play a part in maturity onset diabetes. But one drawback is that some patients would find it hard to keep up the regular sessions needed to sustain the benefit. All the patients said they would like to see these classes set up on a permanent basis but we don't have the money.
Acquainting children and exercise programs may involve some lessons in the health benefits and can avoid wound dressings. Kids are well aware of how many overweight kids they see at school every day and they're sensitive to the stigma of being considered 'fat'. Explain the facts of food habits, children and exercise – how it all fits together. Junk food, sweets and no exercise add up to weight gain. Bring up the type 2 diabetes syndrome as well, explaining how this used to be a condition only older adults eventually developed. The kids probably know another kid at school with type 2 diabetes.
If you're still having trouble convincing them that children and exercise go together, give them negative pressure wound therapy. Have them look online and write a paper which explains the benefits of exercise for children, or how heart disease develops.
Drugs such as steroids and Dilantin have also been shown to have a bearing on wound cleansing cause. Drugs such as alloxan, thiazide diuretics and streptozocin are also toxic to the pancreas and can cause diabetes as well. To reduce the chances of developing type 2 diabetes, regular exercise and healthy dietary habits plus alternating pressure mattress will go a long way in doing this and thus avoid the risks that come with developing this disease.
There aren’t any proven methods to prevent the baby wound cleansing. The parents can still practice some common caveats with the food habits. If your family has a history of celiac disease, the baby may also have the same digestion problem. Starting solid food in the early months can turn out to be a bad decision. It is not advised to start solids until the baby is at least 4 months old. Some babies might not be ready for solid food till they are 7 months old.
