Childhood Diabetes Treatment in Rajahmundry

Childhood Diabetes

Type 1 diabetes in young children, formerly called juvenile diabetes, happens while the pancreas is unable to supply insulin. Type 1 frequently appears during childhood/adolescence however it is able to begin at any time.

Type 2 diabetes is less usual in younger children but it is able to arise when insulin is not operating properly. Without sufficient insulin, glucose can collect within the bloodstream.

Type 1 diabetes among children/adolescents has the following symptoms:

• Increase in thirst and passing urine.
• Increased hunger.
• Weight loss.
• Irritability.
• Fatigue/weakness.
• Breath smells like fruit
• Blurred vision

Type 2 diabetes among children/adolescents has the following symptoms:

• Passing urine more often at night.
• Increase in thirst tiredness.
• Weight loss.
• Yeast infection leads to itching around the genitals.
• Slow healing of wounds/cuts.
• As the eye's lens becomes dry, it leads to blurred vision.