how can we deiffernciate  type1 and type two diabetes?
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Type I (juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes): The reason for type I diabetes is due to pancreas unability to produce insulin. This type of diabetes is uncommon but severe in nature. It usually starts in childhood or adolescence and is a result of a genetic problem. \n\nType II (Type 2) (non insulin dependent diabetes or adult onset diabetes): Type II (Type 2) diabetes is a result of body tissues becoming resistant to insulin. It generally happens to people above 40 years of age and is usually hereditary.
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If you are doing a research paper, the first thing you need to distinguish is what type of diabetes you will be focusing on: type 1, type 2, or gestational.  Type 2 is much more prevalent, usually accounting for up to 90% of diabetes cases.  Next, you need to account for type 2 diabetes is largely underdiagnosed.\nThat being said, the Brownsville Herald article states that in 2001, 8% of the Rio Grande Valley population was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.  If the population was 978,369 in 2000, than that's approx. 68,500 people diagnosed.  Look at the CDC and diabetes.org for additional info.  Hope this helps!
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Type II diabetes: possibly if you eat so much that is causes you to become over weight.\nType I diabetes: ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!  Type I diabetes is caused by the Beta cells in the Islets of Langerhans dying or not being able to produce insulin as a result of cellular damage or from them being attacked by the body's own immune system, it has absolutely nothing to do with diet and almost all to do with heredity and genetics.
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Type 1 Diabetes is caused from damage to the pancreas due to certain viral infections, gall stones or alcohol.Genetics also play a role\nType 2 Diabetes is caused from inheritance, overweight, high carb diet, certain medicines such as steriods.
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You'll experience some or all of these symptoms if you have type 2 diabetes:\n-frequent infections and cuts and bruises that heal slowly\n-blurred vision\n-tingling or numbness in hands and feet\n-vaginal yeast infections\n-skin, gum, or bladder infections that recur\nSymptoms are often not present in early stages of the disease and you may have the illness for many years before being diagnosed. \n\nDiabetic complications that may occur at the time of diagnosis:\n-numbness, tingling, burning pain or swelling in the feet and hands\n-feeling dizzy or weak when sitting or standing suddenly\n-blurred or distorted vision or seeing flashes of light; seeing large, floating red or black spots; or seeing large areas that look like floating hair, cotton fibers, or spiderwebs\n\nHope that helps!
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What exactly is your question here? What type of diabetes are  you referring. Type 2, you would expect an elevated insulin level, especially in the early years.
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Try contacting the american diabetes association.  www.diabetes.org
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Type 1 Diabetes: Also called juvenile diabetes or early-onset diabetes. Seen in young adults. Thought to be due to destruction of beta-islet cells of pancreas(that secrete insulin) by an immune mediated process. Only treatment is life-long insulin supplementation.\n\nType 2 Diabetes: Usually seen in middle-aged obese people. It is thought to occur due to resistance of body cells to the action of insulin. It is treated by drugs that increase the senstiveness of body cells to action of insulin or increase the release of insulin from pancreas. May need insulin supplementation as disease progresses/worsens. It can be prevented by maintaing proper body weight; taking less of high-calorie food-stuffs; exercising regularly.
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No, my friend has type 2, and he is fine after a couple. Dont indulge, but ask your doctor how much you can safely have. Also, have your insulin close by incase you drink too much.
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Type I - genetic inability for the pancreas to produce sufficient insulin to regulate blood glucose levels. Not your fault.\nType II - Inability of the body to regulate blood glucose levels, comes on later in life, maybe brought on my genetics, maybe your poor diet, diet/exercise ratio, or both. Your fault.
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Check with some of your local drug stores-many offer days of free testing on cholesterol, sugar and lipids.  Here's the other important pieces of info.:\n\nDiabetes:\nWarning Signs\n\nBecause diabetes can cause serious complications, it's important to be on the lookout for signs that you may have diabetes. The symptoms of type 1 diabetes may include: \n\nIncreased thirst.\nIncreased hunger (especially after eating).\nDry mouth.\nFrequent urination.\nUnexplained weight loss (even though you are eating and feel hungry).\nFatigue (weak, tired feeling.\nBlurred vision.\nHeadaches.\nLoss of consciousness (rare).\nType 2 diabetes is usually not diagnosed until complications have occurred. Most often, there are no symptoms or a very gradual development of the above symptoms. In fact, about a third of all people who have type 2 diabetes don't know they have it. When hyperglycemia occurs, the symptoms can be the same as those listed above.\n\nOther symptoms of type 2 diabetes may include: \n\nSlow-healing sores or cuts. \nItching of the skin (usually around the vaginal or groin area).\nFrequent yeast infections.\nRecent weight gain.\nVelvety dark skin changes of the neck, armpit and groin, called acanthosis nigricans.\nNumbness and tingling of the hands and feet.\nDecreased vision.\nImpotency.\nIf you have any of these symptoms, contact your health care provider right away so you can get tested or screened. Even people with pre-diabetes can have the increased risk from heart disease seen in people with diabetes.
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Type 2 means you just need to control your blood sugar.  There are no foods you CAN'T eat, just a lot you should cut down on.\n\nSimply enough, go easy on carbs.  Pasta, bread and rice as well as anything with sugar in it.  And that includes natural sugars, so go easy on fruit as well as baked good and candy.
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For type 2 you need diet and exercise. Follow the diabetic diet and walk for at least a half hour every day. If you are overweight, go on a diet
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I'm with the guy who thinks it's diabetes. Have your blood sugar tested asap. If you find out that you are, there's plenty you can do to help yourself....\nhttp://www.geocities.com/seabulls69/Type_II_Diabetes.html
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Diabetes is a disorder of metabolism.\n\nType 1 diabetes\n- an autoimmune disease\n- pancreas produces little or no insulin\n- must take insulin dailiy to live\n\nType 2 diabetes\n- most common form\n- 80 percent of people with type 2 diabetes are overweight\n- body cannot use insulin effectively even though enough is produced (insulin resistance)\n- insulin production decreases after several years\n\nGestational diabetes\n- women can develop it late in pregnancy\n\nA Cure?\nResearchers continue to look for the cause or causes of diabetes and ways to manage, prevent, or cure the disorder. Scientists are searching for genes that may be involved in type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Some genetic markers for type 1 diabetes have been identified, and it is now possible to screen relatives of people with type 1 diabetes to determine whether they are at risk.
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diabetes comes to mind
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diabetes is a disease inhertited from your parents, or somewhere in you blood line...junk food wont give it to you ,,smiles...but when in doubt get youre self checked out and find out about youre family tree....i will tell you this, type 2 can be casued by diet, as you get older as in my case...good luck