Q. can u help, the effects and treatment of the condition Daibetes Mellitus in relation to the failure of the body to maintain homeostasis.
A. Sure, get healthy with proper diet and exercise. It works wonders. http://www.geocities.com/seabulls69/Type_II_Diabetes.html
If I the mother has type 1 diabetes does that mean that my son will have it two?
Q. when i wa pregnant i was told that any kids i have will end up with daibetes, is this true or is there a possibility that they wont have diabetes?
A. Your first two responders are incorrect. But especially the one that said the child might develop a different type of diabetes as a result of your type 1. The types of diabetes are not interchangeable, they have different causes and having one type will not cause your child to have a different type.
Type one diabetes is partially hereditary. But not in the traditional sense. I don't know what the percentage between mother and child is ... but I know that the sibling of a child with type 1 only has a 5% chance of developing it themselves. There are many cases where one out of a pair of identical twins will develop type 1, and the other won't.
You are predisposed to type 1 depending on a certain sequence of genes. There is one sequence that means you will have a 97% percent chance of developing it. There are other combinations that will give you a much, much lower chance, but still a chance. And some people have no chance of having it.
The other factor in developing type 1 is environmental. I'm not more specific because no one knows what in the environment is triggering it. There are studies going on right now where they might find it is triggered by a certain virus. We can only wait and see.
One thing I know for sure ... and I know you know this :o) but this is for the other people who are reading this. Type 1 diabetes is NOT caused by diet, not even partially. I hate it when I tell people my daughter has type 1 diabetes, and they start giving me diet tips for her. Grrrrr ...
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I forgot to add ... when I was talking about the genes that predisposed someone to having type 1 ... I meant to say that part of the genes that predispose you can come from one parent, and the rest can come from another parent. So the parents can have no chance of developing it, and the child may be almost guaranteed to get it.
So no, your child is not guaranteed to get it. It's not like eye color, it's more complex.
Really interesting stuff ...
Type one diabetes is partially hereditary. But not in the traditional sense. I don't know what the percentage between mother and child is ... but I know that the sibling of a child with type 1 only has a 5% chance of developing it themselves. There are many cases where one out of a pair of identical twins will develop type 1, and the other won't.
You are predisposed to type 1 depending on a certain sequence of genes. There is one sequence that means you will have a 97% percent chance of developing it. There are other combinations that will give you a much, much lower chance, but still a chance. And some people have no chance of having it.
The other factor in developing type 1 is environmental. I'm not more specific because no one knows what in the environment is triggering it. There are studies going on right now where they might find it is triggered by a certain virus. We can only wait and see.
One thing I know for sure ... and I know you know this :o) but this is for the other people who are reading this. Type 1 diabetes is NOT caused by diet, not even partially. I hate it when I tell people my daughter has type 1 diabetes, and they start giving me diet tips for her. Grrrrr ...
--edit--
I forgot to add ... when I was talking about the genes that predisposed someone to having type 1 ... I meant to say that part of the genes that predispose you can come from one parent, and the rest can come from another parent. So the parents can have no chance of developing it, and the child may be almost guaranteed to get it.
So no, your child is not guaranteed to get it. It's not like eye color, it's more complex.
Really interesting stuff ...
Does drinking vitamn water not good if u have daibetes?
Q. I was thinking is it bad for u? What's bad? and what's good to drink if u have blood suger?
A. Most vitamin water does not have sugar, so it would be okay for a diabetic. Just look at the ingredients or the nutrition facts and see if it has sugar in it. The best thing to drink (diabetic or not) is cold, clean water!
What do i do about daibetes?? Pls Help Me!?
Q. My mom has daibetes type 2 and she told me she doesnt/ hasnt felt good for a week already, but today when we went to work she said she felt like she was going to pasout(faint) and she is asleep right! but im really scared i dont know what to do or what to give her so she can feel better again!! PLS HELP ME ANYONE!!!
A. Get your mom to see a doctor and learn about the right diet etc.
As for you: DON'T PANIC in big friendly letters (thank you, Douglas Adams)!
As for you: DON'T PANIC in big friendly letters (thank you, Douglas Adams)!
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