Even if you’re exercising and eating right, you may not be in control of your diabetes, and adding medication may help. With Type 2 Diabetes, there is an insulin production imbalance or the body’s tissues become resistant to insulin. Insulin helps sugar (glucose) enter the cells where it is stored for energy. Many people with Type 2 Diabetes experience no symptoms at all. However, some may have one or more of the following symptoms:   Repeated infections Skin sores that heal slowly Generalized tiredness Tingling or numbness in the hands or feet Being unusually thirsty Having to urinate frequently Feeling hungry all the time Losing weight (without trying) Having blurry vision Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation is currently conducting a number of clinical trials to study investigational medications for Type 2 Diabetes. To learn more about this research and to see if you may qualify to participate, click on the link below.