DIABETES

DIFFERENCES

• Type 1: doesn't make insulins in your pancreas.
• Type 2: doesn't provided enough insulins needed.
• Born with Type 1, diagnose with Type 2.

AGE OF ONSET

• Type 1: usual age of onset is under the age of 20.
• Type 2: usual age of onset is over the age of 40.
• Cases of Type 1 DM: 10-15%
• Cases of Type 2 DM: 85-90%

SYMPTOMS

• Type 1: rapid, obvious symptoms
• Ex. Constant Urination, weigh loss, increased in thirst, blurred visions.
• Type 2: slow, little/zero symptoms, similar to Type 1.
• Ex. Constant Urination, genial itchiness, increased in thirst, some weigh gain or loss.

COMPLICATIONS

• Amputations
• Blindness
• Diabetic Coma
• Heart attacks
• Strokes

TREATMENT

• Type 1: not control by oral medications.
• Type 2: controlled by oral medications first.
• Type 1: can be controlled by insulin shots*
• Type 2: not controlled by insulin shots at first but could be use later on
• Controlled sugar level, daily exceriss, healthy eating habit, maintain weigh.