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"   Question Are there any occupations that people with Type 2 diabetes can&amp;#039;t do?   Answer No absolute exclusions that I&amp;#039;m aware of, though there will obviously be precautions over jobs where a hypoglycaemic attack (a &amp;#039;hypo&amp;#039;) would be a disaster: HGV driving, controlling certain machines, etc.  The issue is one of hypos, so evidence of diabetes control and lack of complications will be important. At the end of the day, the restrictions are because of safety.  This means well-controlled diabetes without a history of frequent or severe hypos significantly reduces the risks and the likelihood of exclusion from certain jobs.  Yours sincerely The NetDoctor Medical Team  Other Qs &amp;amp;amp; As Arteriovenous nipping Complications from diabetes Diabetes and ED Diabetes and impotence Diabetes and kidney function Diabetes and sperm count Diabetes and tattoos Diabetes control and time changes Diabetes, thrush and boils Diabetic neuropathy Granuloma annulare How do I live with diabetes? I am a diabetic and would like to know how I can put on some weight I had laser surgery for retinopathy I have difficulty getting an erection I need to urinate quite often I&amp;#039;m worried about going blind if I become diabetic Is it safe to exercise with weights? Is pain during sex linked to diabetes? Kidney donation and diabetes My dentist says I&amp;#039;ve got diabetes My feet swell and I have a painful arm My partner hides his diabetes My urine smells of pear drops Stress and diabetes Tell me about the symptoms of a hypoglycaemic attack Temporary phimosis Tingling in the toes Weight loss tablets and diabetes Travelling and diabetes What is neuropathy? Why does diabetes increase the risk of atherosclerosis? Will flying affect diabetes? Will I eventually lose my sight?  Last updated 03.04.2011 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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