Is type 2 diabetes noninfectious

Answer 1

Answer to is diabetes contagiousNo, Diabetes is definitely not contagious. When someone with diabetes does a finger poke or gives himself an injection he/she is careful to discard sharps safely and clean up any blood so that any one else could never get any contagious disease from those items. AIDS and hepatitis are two of the contagious diseases that need to be protected against.

Hi Diabetes is not infectious at all. You CANNOT catch it. There are two types type 1 and type 2. Type 1 you just get, sometimes after a trauma ie illness or accident and your pancreas stops producing insulin and you immediately need insulin injections or via a pump. Type 1 is not the persons fault at all. It can be hereditary in some cases. Type 2, the sufferer can be prone to, it is mostly -about 95% - in overweight people. It tends to be in older people too. Sometimes it can affect normal weight people as well. This is where the pancreas doesn't produce as much insulin and type 2 can be treated with diet alone or diet, exercise and tablets or/and insulin.

YOU CANNOT CATCH DIABETES FROM SOMEONE. It is the hidden disability condition. It is extremely serious and needs to be more broadcast.

Answer 2

No, diabetes is not catching. Diabetes is caused by either your pancreas not producing insulin or by your body not utilizing it's own insulin properly. There are different types of diabetes and therefore the treatment may range from mere weight loss to needing to take insulin injections. All diabetics need to eat a proper diet which should be discussed with a diabetes specialist, get daily exercise (walking is great) and obviously one needs to take their medication be it pills or injections, and monitor their blood sugar closely checking it when they wake up, prior to each meal, two hours after each meal, and before bed.

Diabetes is a lot of work, causing you to monitor your diet, activities, exercise, and self awareness of your bodies needs and condition, but it is a desease that you can live with and once you learn more about it and how your body will respond to different foods and situations it will become easier to control.

Type 1 Diabetes is usually an autoimmune disease, where the immune system destroys the insulin producing cells in the pancreas. Type 2 Diabetes is more complicated in cause(s) as insulin is usually produced normally but is not properly used.

Answer 3

Diabetes is an noninfectious disease and is mostly hereditary.

Answer 4

Diabetes is non-communicable indefinetly.

Answer 5

No. It can not be spread.

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

infectious