Symptoms-Signs of Diabetes

Diabetes types - type 2 diabetes
In contrast to type  1 diabetes where a person does not produce enough insulin for their body, type 2 diabetics produce the insulin only their bodies are not able to make proper use of it.

The cause of  diabetes type 2 has been associated to lifestyle choices as a multitude of people who are diagnosed are thought overweight or obese.  The additional weight a person bears  can make it
difficult for the body to process insulin the right way.

A few extra risk factors for being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes include  family
connections (a first or second generation family member) and race.  Even with these risk
factors present a person can prevent type 2 diabetes by losing
weight, eating a healthy diet, and plenty of physical activity.

Type 2 diabetes has in the past been diagnosed in patients over the age of 40 but in recent
years people of all ages have been diagnosed with this disease.  There is an alarming
number of young children who are being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes with obesity being the prime cause.

In type 2 Diabetes the symptoms may not be very noticeable and develops over time.  These symptoms may not be noticed for some time unless a person was very aware of the possible warning signs of diabetes.

Diabetes symptoms Type 2 Diabetes

Usual symptoms

Increased frequency of urination
Some loss of weight
Tiredness and lacking energy
Thirstier than normal.

Possible Symptoms

Genital Itching,

Blurred vision.

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This page has the following sub pages.

• Type 2 treatment

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