What do people think is worse diabites/ asthma or celica disease?
Some people are telling me they would rather have diabties then the other two illness.
What do you think?
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Birch
replied on September 29th, 2008
Extremely eHealthy
That's kind of an odd question, why do you ask?
And what's life like in Christchurch, New Zealand?
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NeutralUsername
replied on September 29th, 2008
Active User, very eHealthy
Re: Which is worse?
hope2121 wrote:
What do people think is worse diabites/ asthma or celica disease?
Some people are telling me they would rather have diabties then the other two illness.
What do you think?
Each of these health problems can have different degrees. So, it really is hard to say.
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nightangel73
replied on September 29th, 2008
Extremely eHealthy
I think diabetes is the worse. Second worse asthma and celiac the least worse. Asthma and celiac are more treatable but with diabetis I mean the bad one you can end up with an amputated leg..
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Beline
replied on October 3rd, 2008
Supporter
I don’t know.. Breathing is one of my favorite pass-times, but I ‘m sure if you ask somebody that suffers from diabetes they will tell you that diabetes is worse. Same goes for the other ones you mentioned. If you have first hand experience on a condition your answer will reflect that.
I guess everybody would like to be a prime example of health. Uh, except my aunt. She would like to have all three. In the worst degree.
I hate hypocondriacs.
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diamondsz
replied on October 3rd, 2008
Extremely eHealthy
If I had border line diabetes, I would pick diabetes but it really depends on the level..
Celiac requires a diet as does diabetes but it is more severe and i hate being restricted.
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sillyakchick
replied on October 11th, 2008
Extremely eHealthy
I'd rather have celiac disease. I do have celiac disease. It's the easiest to manage, requires no further medical attention, no drugs, no follow up testing and is one of the few diseases where the patient alone is in charge of the outcome. Asthma can be life threatening and requires medication and sometimes medical intervention to treat it. Diabetes is partially under the control of the patient, but often requires medications and lots of follow up testing. If you are a giant insurance conglomerate, it doesn't matter. All three will put you in the uninsurable category.