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How does the first stage of diabetes affect second stage of diabetes?
The first stage of diabetes is called Type I or juvenile diabetes, whereas the second stage is called Type II, which generally occurs to persons of the age group of 30 onwards. While Type I diabetes can be controlled, Type II diabetes persists throughout life, affecting other organs of the body.
Some Kinds of Diabetes?
There are a few types of diabetes. Type I diabetes occurs when the body can't produce insulin to process carbohydrates, fat or proteins. People who have this type of diabetes usually develop it in childhood and are dependent on insulin. Type II diabetes is non-insulin dependent and occurs among adults, especially if they're obese. Sometimes a change in diet and weight loss is enough to control Type II diabetes. Diabetes Inspidius is a temporary disorder of the pituitary gland and might be the result of a pituitary tumor. Diabetes of pregnancy usually resolves itself when the baby is delivered.
What are the release dates for Healthy Body Healthy Mind - 2003 Type II Diabetes 13-2?
Healthy Body Healthy Mind - 2003 Type II Diabetes 13-2 was released on: USA: 13 August 2009
What class of drugs stimulates insulin release in the body and is used in Type II Diabetes?
Hypoglycemic agents stimulates insulin release in the body. and they manage patients with type II.
What are two categories of diabetes?
The two general classifications of diabetes mellitus (DM) are Type I and Type II. Type I DM is caused by a lack of insulin in the body. Type II DM is caused by a resistance to insulin. It is closely linked to obesity.
Why can't diabetes be spread?
Diabetes is caused by processes that happen in your body, and they are not contagious. Type I diabetics simply do not produce insulin in their bodies, and Type II have an insulin resistance.
What are the types of diabetes?
type I and type II
What are to important thigs to know about diabetes?
There are two main types of diabetes: type I or juvenile diabetes, and type II or adult-onset diabetes. The risk of both type I and type II diabetes is affected by genetics. Most people with diabetes have type II diabetes. Your risk of type II diabetes is much lower if you are a healthy weight, eat a balanced diet and exercise regularly. If you have diabetes it is very important to keep your blood sugar levels controlled. Because people with diabetes have trouble converting glucose to energy watching carbohydrate intake is very important. Carbohydrates are converted to glucose by the body an under performing pancreas does not secrete enough insulin for the body to convert the glucose so monitoring your carbohydrate intake becomes very important. that is why you see so many sugar free diabetic foods.
What are the symptoms that distinguish between type I and type II diabetes?
Type II diabetes symptoms tend to be more severe than thype I.
Regular exercise may prevent the onset of what type of diabetes?
Type II diabetes
How are diabetes and obesity related?
Well some people believe that there is no correlation, even though roughly 80% of people with Type II diabetes are obese. Do not confuse Type I and Type II. Type I is usually diagnosed in childhood, and it is a complete lack of insulin in the body, thus they MUST take insulin to survive. Type II is generally a disease that occurs later in life, however with the obesity rates rising in childhood these days, it is becoming more and more common for children to develop it too. In Type II, the body is creating insulin, however there becomes a resistance to it. Thus sometimes it can be controlled by oral medications, and sometimes it must be treated with insulin. Because the pancreas secrets insulin, if there is a problem within the cells that secrete the insulin, then this can lead to diabetes. This is generally common with an increase in body weight.
Symptoms and Treatment of Adult Diabetes?
Type II diabetes is a form of diabetes mellitus that is commonly known as adult diabetes. This is because the onset of Type II diabetes typically occurs later in life. Unlike Type I diabetes, Type II diabetes can frequently be attributed to an unhealthy lifestyle. Adult onset diabetes is commonly defined by decreased insulin production or sensitivity, and many of those who suffer from it experience a combination of both. Treatment for Type II diabetes depends on its cause, and can include adherence to a healthy diet and exercise plan or to medication which may include pills or insulin. Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects the metabolic system and traditionally causes either insulin deficience or inability of the body to process insulin and use it effectively. Those with Type II diabetes may experience one or both of these. Symptoms of Type II diabetes include increased thirst and urination, and sometimes increased appetite. Type II diabetics may also experience severe lethargy and nausea. Many of those who suffer from Type II diabetes can treat the disease simply by following a healthy eating plan and regular exercise regimen. This form of treatment is typically useful to those who suffer from insulin resistance, as it improves the body's ability to process sugars and produce energy. Others may require oral medication, usually pills, that improve insulin sensitivity and increase insulin production. These types of medications may be used to improve the abilities of insulin already in the body, either to increase the amount produced or to improve the body's ability to process it. Those with more severe symptoms may require insulin injections. Typically, the frequency of injections is dependent on the severity of the disease and the level of control over it. Adult diabetes is the most common form of diabetes mellitus, affecting over 90% of adult diabetics. Effective treatment is vital to improving overall health and avoiding the more serious effects of diabetes.
