Dr R Mampane

There’s something special about the unity of World Cup season! 🇿🇦

We’re showing our pride at the practice today and sending all our support to the national team.

Good Luck!

Did you know a mosquito bite could affect your blood sugar? 🦟🩸

Malaria isn't just a "bad flu." It can cause serious complications for your metabolism. Research shows that severe malaria can actually boost your body’s glucose production, making sugar levels much harder to control.

If you are living with diabetes and traveling to malaria-endemic areas, being prepared is vital.

Protect your health, monitor your levels, and always consult your physician if you suspect an infection.

📞 Contact our rooms at 011 922 1209 if you need assistance with your care.

Between 4:00 AM and 8:00 AM, your body releases hormones (like cortisol) to help you wake up. This triggers your liver to dump glucose for energy. If your insulin can’t keep up, your fasting numbers will soar.

If your morning numbers stay high despite your best efforts, reach out to your preferred medical practitioner to assist you.