Besides a Pancreatic transplant, there is no cure for Diabetes; Insulin merely allows a Diabetic to lead an almost perfectly normal and healthy life. Insulin is a natural chemical produced in your body by an organ called the Pancreas. The purpose of Insulin is to regulate your Blood Sugar Level. Those with diabetes must take Insulin daily as their Pancreas no longer produces any, or a sufficient amount, of Insulin.
No, insulin does not cure diabetes; however, insulin therapy can be crucial to controlling blood glucose levels and avoiding complications in many diabetic patients. Type 1 diabetics require insulin because their bodies do not produce enough insulin or none at all. That's why they have to use insulin for survival purposes throughout their entire lives. As for type 2 diabetes, insulin is recommended to patients whose blood glucose levels can't be regulated by dieting or oral drugs, as well as in special cases like pregnancy, critical illness, or when patients have extremely high glucose levels. There are patients with type 2 diabetes who can later on lower the dose of insulin or even stop using it entirely, if their glucose level improves under doctors' observation; however, it doesn't mean that their illness has been cured. Insulin may be required for gestational diabetes in addition to dietary changes and exercises when the latter is insufficient to bring the blood sugar level within the recommended limits. Gestational diabetes disappears after birth, but having this condition predisposes to type 2 diabetes in the future. In summary, insulin is used to compensate for insulin deficiency in people with diabetes. It is not a remedy for diabetes. Therapy should be customized depending on many factors including the type of diabetes, blood sugar levels, medications, and general health status.
There is no cure for diabetes, but they do have ways of reducing the symptoms and prolonging life, by giving insulin injections which help the body digest sugar.
Insulin is a cure for diabetes. Fredrick Grant Banting and with the help of Charles Best, they made it.
No but there is treatmant which includes injecting insulin.
There is no cure for Diabetes yet. However, diabetes can be treated. There are a couple different ways to treat diabetes, but the most common way is to count out your insulin-to-carb ratio, and inject yourself with the proper amount of lantus and humalog or novolog (insulin). Ask your local endocrinologist for how to specifically treat diabetes and how to count out your personal insulin-to-carb ratio.
A self regulating form of insulin that, if it were to make it to market, could effectively "cure" type 1 diabetes.
There is no cure for diabetes. Diabetes can be managed through careful diet, exercise, weight management, monitoring blood sugar, and taking medication such as insulin exactly as directed.
There is no cure; however, if you're talking insulin it was Banting and Best (last names, can't remember their first names; I think one was Frederick).
Neurologists are brain specialists. So, no, they don't help cure diabetes.
Insulin; but insulin doesn't cure the diabetus, insulin only maintain the life decreasing the glucose level in blood.
Till now..there is no medication can cure diabetes..The medications,available at this moment, are used to control our blood sugar, either by enhance the secretion of insulin, by increasing our tissue's sensitivity to insulin, or by inhibiting the absorbsion of sugar from our gut.So we better say..Diabetes can be controlled by ur physician.^^
diabetes mellitus type 1(insulin controlled)