Diabetes Helpguide

Diabetes Helpguide & Diabetes Cure

What is diabetes?
Diabetes is a group of metabolic disorder in which the blood sugar level remains at
higher level for a long time in human body. Due to this high blood sugar level follow
symptoms occur that include frequently urination, exponentiation increase in thirst,
irritation and increase in hunger. Diabetes is also known by Diabetes Mellitius.



Reasons of Diabetes:-
Diabetes happens due to follow reasons
1. When pancreas is not producing enough insulin.
2. When the cells of the body are not responding properly to the produced insulin from
Pancreas.
3.It is a Genetic disease so some diabetes is happened due to Genetic Factor that is
your father or mother is suffering from Diabetes than there is lot more chance that you
will also suffer from Diabetes.

Types of Diabetes

There are three hypes of Diabetes
1. TYPE 1 Diabetes
2. Type 2 Diabetes
3. Gestational Diabetes.

TYPE 1 Diabetes
In type 1 Diabetes human body pancreas fails to produce enough insulin. When enough
insulin is not produced the blood sugar level raises .The cause is unknown.






TYPE 2 Diabetes
In type 2 Diabetes begun with insulin resistances. In type 2 Diabetes the human body
cell fails to respond against the insulin. The main cause is excessive weight and very
less exercise.



Gestational Diabetes.
In this type of Diabetes the pregnant women without a diabetes history develops high
blood sugar level.



Effects of Diabetes:
In diabetes following complication occurs that includes
1. Heart Disease
2. Heart stroke
3. Kidney failure
4. Foot ulcer
5. Frozen shoulder
6. Serous eye problem

Diabetes Test:

How Do I Prepare for the Blood Glucose Test?
Before taking the blood glucose test, you will not be allowed to eat anything for at least
eight hours.
What Happens During the Blood Glucose Test?
During a blood glucose test, blood will be drawn and sent to a lab for analysis.


What Do the Results of the Blood Glucose TestMean?
Normal fasting blood glucose -- or blood sugar -- is between 70 and 100 milligrams per
deciliter or mg/dL for people who do not have diabetes. The standard diagnosis of
diabetes is made when two separate blood tests show that your fasting blood glucose
level is greater than or equal to 126 mg/dL.
However, if you have normal fasting blood sugar, but you have risk factors for diabetes
or symptoms ofdiabetes, your doctor may decide to do a glucose tolerance test (see
below) to be sure that you do not have diabetes.
Some people have a normal fasting blood sugar reading, but their blood sugar rapidly
rises as they eat. These people may have impaired glucose intolerance. If their blood
sugar levels are high enough, they may be diagnosed with diabetes.

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