Juvenile Onset Diabetes My Husband Has Type 1 Diabetes, Juvenile Onset?
My husband has type 1 diabetes, juvenile onset? - juvenile onset diabetes
my son is more likely that it, too? Are there signs that can be observed? Who is the age of 10 months. I breastfed 5 months old. However, if born, was 10 pounds. and his blood sugar was very low, which immediately gave the formula. (Saline solution instead of sugar). all information that could help me. Thank you a bunch!
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6 comments:
Your child may be predisposed to, but you just wait. Thus, the variety of symptoms and allow you to be prepared to lead a normal life. When parents worry, of course, but there's nothing you can do to avoid type-1 if they did not rear its ugly head. Knowing the symptoms and get treatment as soon as possible before you start the CAD is necessary to avoid a stay in intensive care to. If you simply need to know whether Type 1, I think there are blood tests, what they can in the search for antibodies, the present, which show that Type 1, are no more, probably can. These tests are not 100%. You can probably ask her husband, an endocrinologist at the probability of this happening to your child and also on the antibody test. A good website to get information for your family is www.childrenwithdiabetes.com (all on type 1).
There is the possibility that diabetes is hereditary in some cases caused. Just keep an eye on excessive thirst, frequent urination, weight loss and what I am tired as a "look" drive. I hope your baby will be fine.
Type 1 is not hereditary. Type 2 (adults). People with type 1 diabetes may have a predisposition for * * * * to cover it. It can happen b / c of a virus infection of the pancreas.
Ok, I have had type 1 diabetes and I read that if the father is Type 1, the child of a probability of 7% for diabetes, but 5% chance if the mother did not, but I "I heard from families in which the father and all his children with type 1 diabetes before the age of 10 years, there is a possibility that your son do it.
Type 1 diabetes occurs when the pancreas produces no insulin. This means that you'll be insulin the rest of his life. Insulin is a family history, you should be testing your child.
Type2 father died some years ago .... I "could", the gene (or other), as I am his son. I do not know, my - son falls
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