Types Of Diabetes More Condition_symptoms Which Type Of Diabetes Is More Dangerous?

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Which type of diabetes is more dangerous? - types of diabetes more condition_symptoms

Type 1 or Type 2? Why?


Posted by Paola Rigby

8 comments:

Anti-P... said...

First, to prevent the person above me who are promoting a dangerous fraud remedy against diabetes. Diabetes is not cureable. Both forms of diabetes can be fatal, if not for you take care and choose your doctor and follow his advice.

February 21, 2010 at 4:11 PM
db2byl said...

Is consistent with how you pay attention and follow the instructions of the physician. None of them can kill you if you do not keep things under control. I'm an insulin-dependent Type-2. Non insulin-dependent, after a rise of my blood sugar, which landed me in hospital and reduce insulin and to keep it. If you're a what the dr. and says the love of his body.

February 21, 2010 at 10:47 PM
xox_bass... said...

Both types are dangerous, but I think that Type 1 may be a little more. It is more a case of type 1 have low sugar. There are about 10 years ago, a Type 1 diabetic patients was carried out on the street and the blood sugar fell. He lost consciousness and turned to the left. He hit a total of 4 cars parked in my. She was very happy that no other vehicle traveling in the opposite direction. There is hardly any chance of something happening to a diabetic type 2, but the possibility is there.

February 22, 2010 at 6:52 AM
Autumn said...

Type I. As a person becomes like a child or young person .. made on the condition live longer and have more potential, then the complications, even if they inject insulin.

Type II is usually closed when a person is older. (Less time for complications) occur. But even if a person gets type II, when young (ER), as it is today often more easily controlled (sometimes impossible) with diet and exercise. Controlled by oral medication. Remember to make type IIs insulin, but not enough.

Both medical complications can sometimes (before type type cause IIS, depending on who controls their blood sugar better), with injections or tablets.

But in general, the species are in danger of shigh or too low two or fluctuations in blood sugar levels and, over time, so that the greatest risk to their health.

February 22, 2010 at 5:15 PM
Raptor said...

Any type of diabetes is deadly. People with diabetes, type or type two, always runs the risk of heart attack, stroke, blindness, etc. The only difference is that sometimes a type of diabetes can be more dangerous than type two, because people can sometimes cause a type that the wildest fluctuations in blood sugar levels. But as it is a comfort to someone one, with diabetes type two, he suffered a heart attack, stroke, blindness or amputation? I think the only difference between a species and type II is a question of probabilities.

February 23, 2010 at 12:51 AM
Kathleen M said...

As mentioned in the previous posters that are both very dangerous. But T1 is often in danger because they give the CAD is rapidly gaining a large and ketones. (Before my insulin pump, I went into the ADF and appeared in the ICU for 5 days with my company .... the n from dehydration and loss of potassium.) 2s type usually does not get diabetic ketoacidosis.
Type 1s also generally more likely to suffer from severe hypoglycemia by insulin more. Type 2s can suffer even if in some oral or insulin, but not so frequent or severe than T1.
In addition, the T2 has a higher likelihood of complications from diabetes, heart disease, namely retinopathy, neuropathy, etc., because the disease is usually much longer before the diagnosis. The disease has much more to be takenIt is a shame, before the start of treatment.

February 23, 2010 at 9:52 AM
Becky W said...

Both can kill, if you take care of you.

February 23, 2010 at 6:18 PM
Optimist... said...

Type 1 diabetes usually requires insulin injections ... Type 2 diabetes, if it is detected early and not really high, usually with diet and exercise, and if not controlled, the oral medication has ....

February 24, 2010 at 12:54 AM

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