Dr Susan Meyer - Diabetic Centre & Travel Clinic

24/11/2025

We loved meeting you at Mall of the North on Saturday! 💙
Thank you for stopping by for your free glucose test. Remember: one quick screening can change your health journey.
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Dankie aan elkeen wat Saterdag by Mall of the North ingeloer het vir ’n gratis glukose-toets. 💙
Klein toetse maak ’n groot verskil, kyk gereeld na jou gesondheid!

19/11/2025

19/01/2021

|| FREE Diabetes Screening ||

There are many people who live with diabetes without even knowing it.
They show symptoms like
Extreme thirst
Frequent urination
Sudden unexplained weight loss
Extreme fatigue and weakness
Blurred vision
Nausea and vomiting
Constant hunger

If you show any of these symptoms, come for a FREE Screening at our Diabetic Centre in Polokwane!

Give us a Call at 015 297 2368 or send us a WhatsApp Message on 078 550 7195 to book your appointment!

10/12/2020

|| Take Note ||

The practice will close on 16 December 2020 and will re-open on 4 January 2021.

Enjoy your festive season and travel safely if you do travel. Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year.
Regards Dr. MS Meyer and Marié.

08/12/2020

Festive season
The practice will close Tuesday 15th December 2020 and will re-open on the 04th January 2021. Enjoy your festive season and travel save if you do travel. Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year. Regards Dr. MS Meyer and Marié.
. Meyer

07/12/2020

Many people living with diabetes don't even know they have it. Make the smart choice, Get Tested Today!

25/11/2020

Diabetic Centre

It's said that almost 50% of people that have diabetes don't even know it! Due to this reason and the lack of proper education around diabetes, We decided to open a diabetic centre to focus on the needs of everyone living with diabetes.

We offer a full spectrum of services for diabetes care.
This include:
- Medical doctor consultation;
- Diabetic nurse education;
- Diet guidelines;
- Continuous and interactive support for the diabetic.

We are here for you and willing to help you with all your needs!

24/11/2020

Gestational Diabetes

Yesterday we shared a post about Gestational Diabetes, Now today let's look at Gestational Diabetes after your baby is born.

https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/diabetes/overview/what-is-diabetes/gestational/after-your-baby-is-born

Discusses gestational diabetes and how to prevent or delay type 2 diabetes later in life and keep your child from becoming obese or developing type 2 diabetes.

23/11/2020

Gestational Diabetes

Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that occurs only during pregnancy. Gestational diabetes can cause health problems in both mother and baby. Managing your diabetes can help protect you and your baby.

You can read more at
➡️https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/diabetes/overview/what-is-diabetes/gestational

13/11/2020

Last day to secure a FREE booking!

We only have a few left! Book NOW!

|| FREE Diabetes Screening ||

There are many people who live with diabetes without even knowing it.
They show symptoms like
Extreme thirst
Frequent urination
Sudden unexplained weight loss
Extreme fatigue and weakness
Blurred vision
Nausea and vomiting
Constant hunger

If you show any of these symptoms, come for a FREE Screening at our Diabetic Centre in Polokwane!

Give us a Call at 015 297 2368 or send us a WhatsApp Message on 078 550 7195 to book your appointment!

11/11/2020

NURSES: MAKE THE DIFFERENCE FOR DIABETES

As a highly valued member of the community, nurses do outstanding work to support people living with a wide range of health concerns. People who either live with diabetes or are at risk of developing the condition need their support too.

People living with diabetes face a number of challenges, and education is vital to equip nurses with the skills to support them. IDF wants to facilitate opportunities for nurses to learn more about the condition and receive training so that they can make a difference for people with diabetes.

An online course – The Role of the Diabetes Educator – is available to help nurses assess what they know about diabetes and improve their knowledge and understanding of the condition.

DIABETES: NURSES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
As the number of people with diabetes continues to rise across the world, the role of nurses and other health professional support staff is becoming increasingly important in managing the impact of the condition. Nurses are often the first and sometimes only health professional that a person interacts with and so the quality of their initial assessment, care and treatment is vital.

Nurses play a key role in:

Diagnosing diabetes early to ensure prompt treatment.
Providing self-management training and psychological support for people with diabetes to help prevent complications.
Tackling the risk factors for type 2 diabetes to help prevent the condition
There remains a significant need for more education and funding to equip nurses around the world with the skills to support people living with diabetes and those at risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

Healthcare providers and governments must therefore recognise the importance of investing in education and training. With the right expertise, nurses can make the difference for people affected by diabetes.

On behalf of people living with, and affected by diabetes, IDF is requesting national governments to recognise and advance the role of nurses in diabetes care.

*State of the World’s Nursing Report – 2020

https://youtu.be/WnXDJi-kKbI

As a highly valued member of the community, nurses do outstanding work to support people living with a wide range of health concerns. People who either live ...