Your doctor may suspect that you may have Diabetes because of risk factors as it runs in your immediate family, or if you have high levels of blood sugar in your urine. Diabetes may be diagnosed with one of three tests:
● A fasting glucose test
● An oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)
● The A1c test
● A zinc transporter 8 autoantibody (ZnT8Ab) test
In most cases, your doctor will repeat a test that is high in order to confirm the diagnosis and to determine what type of diabetes.
Back iun the 17 and 1800's Diabetes was a deadly sickness that every person who got it died, until in the 1900's a Canadian Doctor Found something to help diabetes, then some how more and more people started getting diagnosed with diabetes. So today, very many have some, so don't think your the only one...
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Over 700,000 people are known to have diabetes in Australia, with probably another another half a million people that have not been diagnosed.
Yes, because do you think the people born and living during the time diabetes was found and identified that they were not diagnosed until later?
Type 2 diabetes
Type 2 diabetes
When someone is diagnosed with diabetes they will seek insulin medical treatment. This people will go on a specific diet and receive pills for their diabetes.
It is currently estimated that over 2 million Australians have been diagnosed as diabetic. It is further estimated that at least half that number again are diabetic and have yet to be diagnosed.
As of June 2009, the statistics show that approximately 246 million people have diagnosed diabetes world wide.The figure for undiagnosed cases is probably much higher on top of this figure.
What disease was Nick diagnosed with? Diabetes.
Currently in the UK there are 2.3 million people diagnosed with diabetes. However this doesn't account for the vast number that are undiagnosed. It's expected that there are an additional a half million or more undiagnosed.
People who are inactive, certain races, pregnant women, certain types of medication, stressed out people and people with hypertension. People who are on a high diet of sugars and high GI carbohydrates Shock, trauma, or grief can bring on diabetes too. My father-in-law was diagnosed shortly after his wife of 53yrs passed away. I have also had a friend diagnosed with this disease shortly after shock and trauma in her life. Many diabetics only begin to put weight on AFTER they are diagnosed with diabetes, as the insulin that many have to inject into them every day is also known as the 'Fat Hormone', and also insulin produces a lot of hunger.
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