Diabetes has two types. Type 1 Diabetes usually occurs in young people and requires frequent insulin injections, while Type 2 Diabetes is experienced by older people and is not as dependent on insulin. Majority of those who have Type 2 Diabetes have been found to be either obese or overweight.

Diabetes usually runs in family, so it’s best to know early on if you have it. The common symptoms experienced by someone who has diabetes include unusually frequent urination and hunger, constant thirst, rapid weight loss, tiredness, numbness in feet and hands, recurrent skin infections, itching in private parts and blurred vision. When left unattended, diabetes could escalate to hyperglycemia, which develops from an excess of glucose in blood, and leave person temporarily unconscious, or, worse, cause severe infections, poor healing abilities, heart ailments and numbness from nerve damage.

The direct origins of diabetes, besides heredity, remain uncertain. However, several scientists believe that diabetes can also spring from an infection in pancreas, a disorder in autoimmune system and even from an unhealthy diet and lifestyle.

Different alcohol rehabilitation centers are offering various types of alcohol rehabilitation programs to treat alcoholism. Here is some information that may help you for selecting right alcohol rehabilitation program.

Consult a good alcohol rehabilitation center for finding a suitable alcohol rehabilitation program. Doctors and alcohol rehabilitation specialists will study your case and conduct certain tests on you to find out a suitable program for you.

Every individual has a unique history to alcoholism. Hence, rehabilitation program must be tailor-made to suit your case.

Generally, alcohol rehabilitation programs include services such as hospitalization, medication, diet, exercise, counseling, sauna, spiritual therapy, hypnosis, amino acids and community activity.

Depending upon your case, doctors will recommend services that need to be included in rehabilitation programs designed for you.

The doctors would advice you to join either "outpatient treatment program" or "residential inpatient treatment program" depending on your intensity of alcohol dependency. Here are some details about both options.

Outpatient Alcohol Rehabilitation Program

If you do not have a long history of alcoholism, an outpatient rehabilitation/ treatment program might be correct option. You might need counseling and guidance as a part of your treatment.