DIABETES

TYPE 1 DIABETES

• Little or no insulin produced by pancreas.
• Insulin is required to sustain life.
• Person needs daily insulin to survive.

TYPE 2 DIABETES

• Pancreas doesn't make enough insulin, or body doesn'tr use it right.
• Person needs a sugar controlled diet.
• Some may need drugs to prevent sugar uptake.
• Others may need insulin injections.

TYPE 1 USUAL AGE

• Less than 20 years old.
• Type 1 is 15% of usual cases.

TYPE 2 USUAL AGE OF DIAGNOSIS

• Usual age of diagnosis is 40-60 years old.
• Type 2 is 90% of all usual cases.

SYMPTOMES OF TYPE 1 DISBETES

• Symptoms appear sudden.
• Frequent urination
• Extreme hunger
• Blurred Vision
• Extreme Thirst

TYPE 2 SYMPTOMS

• Symptoms appear slowly.
• Increased thirst.
• Very tired.
• Nausea.

COMPLICATIONS THAT CAN ARISE FROM TYPE 1

• Diabetic coma.
• Hypoglycemia
• Stroke

COMPLICATIONS THAT CAN ARISE FROM TYPE 2

• Diabetic coma
• Neuropathy
• Stroke

TYPE 1 TREATMENT.

• Insulin injections.
• Excercise
• Testing blood sugar levels

TYPE 2 TREATMENT

• Sugar controlled healthy diet.
• Keep in normal weight range
• Diabetes pills or insulin injections.