It is called type I diabetes. Susceptible to the disease in people under 30 years old, so it is called the young diabetic. Why is it there? Mainly cause of the disease is to reduce or cease production of insulin the pancreas.
According to available data it can be argued that this form of diabetes occurs in genetically predisposed individuals as a result of viral infections. If a person is infected with a hereditary predisposition to infectious disease, the virus activates the production of antibodies against Continue reading »
There are two groups of risk factors type II diabetes: modifiable, which can be affected and non-modifiable, which can not be changed, but you can know about them, to take preventive steps, especially in the presence of other risk factors. For non-modifiable factors are: hereditary factors, age and ethnicity; to modifiable – all the rest.
Heredity type II diabetes.
In the presence of diabetes mellitus one of the parents or next of kin probability are diabetes, according to data from different sources, ranging from 30 to 80%. If both parents are ill, then the probability of occurrence of diabetes in their child is 60-100%. Continue reading »
If you make inject insulin, so you do it every day and several times. It is well written about it in many books about diabetes. But is this possible? Do patients always perform the “theoretical” recommendations? And whether you need to follow these guidelines? Let us try to speculate sensibly, considering the opinion of the majority of patients in question.
The first thing has to encounter a patient with frequent checks of blood sugar levels – is a constant microtrauma of skin. What is with fingers after numerous injections ordinary spear or a needle? With daily determination of sugar three times a day just for one month on your fingers will be 90 holes Continue reading »
Symptoms of diabetes vary in diabetes mellitus I and II. There are symptoms of diabetes, typical for both types of diabetes. Symptoms of diabetes are dependent on the degree of reduction of insulin and the duration of the disease.
Symptoms of diabetes:
1. frequent urination and thirst, which leads to dehydration;
2. fast weight loss, despite the constant feeling of hunger;
3. high levels of sugar in the blood; Continue reading »
