Yes. While it is (usually) not the Diabetes itself that kills you, there are several other conditions caused by uncontrolled diabetes that will - such as heart attacks and strokes. If your blood sugar is too low, you can die from hypoglycemia, and if it is too high, you can die from ketoacidosis (if type 1) or hyperglycemic coma.
Yes but Only if you don't treat it properly . with the right diet and medication you can have a completely normal life .
Yes diabeties can and most likely will kill you if you dont have proper treatment severe diabetics cant even last a week without there insulin or they would die.
We all die of something and untreated, Type 1 diabetes is lethal. However, it can be treated (but not cured) with exogenous insulin.
yes, both types can kill you if do not take care of your diet, exercise, and medication such as insulin
yes if you don't maintain your glucose level.
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A person can live a normal life if it is controlled. Uncontrolled diabetes is asking for trouble.
Diabetes mellitus without complications uncontrolled
Diabetes? Usually a sign of uncontrolled blood sugar.
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Diabetes do not stop the sperm production normally. Uncontrolled diabetes may affect the erection in long term.
Insulin is used to treat diabetes (high blood sugar.) Unfortunately, uncontrolled diabetes is a frequent reason why patients are admitted to the ICU.
I have diabetes trust me I know. Diabetes that is controlled means that you consistently have a correct number of sugar in your blood, uncontrolled means that you do not. Diabetes is caused when an organ called a pancreas breaks down, the pancreas controls how much sugar glucose is in your blood, when it breaks down you have to do it manually. I think controlled diabetes is when blood sugar level is safe.Safe Blood Sugar level is the optimum range that safely provided the body with the adequate amount of energy.For the average person it is 70 to 105mg/dl in the fasting state. Uncontrolled diabetes is when the level of diabetes is at or above 126mg/dl in the fasting state.
That would be "diabetes" or medically "diabetes mellitus." There are three main types, all of which involve abnormal or uncontrolled levels of glucose in the bloodstream.
Diabetes mellitus without complication, type II or unspecified type, not stated as uncontrolled
Uncontrolled diabetes is like a slow poison. You need to control the blood sugar. Very 'tight' control of sugar should not be done. It is wrong to be 'Perfectionist', in case of the diabetes. Hypoglycemia is far more dangerous than hyperglycemia.