Question 1

Can type 1 Diabetes Turn Into Type 2?

Accepted Answer

Although the sign symptoms and complications of Type 1& Type 2 are the same, their mechanism of development is completely different.Type1 occurs due to autoimmune disease. That means they destroy their Beta-cell erroneously. Therefore, the lack of insulin happens. The body needs external glucose implementation for balancing blood glucose levels.

Question 2

Can You Have Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes at The Same Time?

Accepted Answer

There is a condition, that for a short while, termed as 'Type 1 diabetes with insulin resistance'. People with type 1 diabetes who had a family history of type 2 were more likely to get overweight and insulin resistance. While Type 1 Diabetic can become insulin resistant due to taking larger doses of injected insulin to reduce the blood glucose level. So the two types can occur simultaneously. But type 2 cannot be turned into type 1.

Question 3

Can Type 2 Diabetes Become Insulin-Dependent?

Accepted Answer

Since Type 2 diabetes is most common amongst the type, it is possible that doctors may have diagnosis omission. A patient who is previously known as type 2 patient may be diagnosed with type 1 later. That doesn't mean that type 2 diabetes is converted to type1. Their complications are similar but onset is different. On may not convert to another overnight.

Question 4

What Happens if the Cells Don't Respond Properly?

Accepted Answer

We all know that the body's main energy blood glucose comes from the food we eat. Insulin is a hormone made by the pancreas. It helps glucose to enter into the cells which are used for energy. But sometimes our body is unable to make enough insulin or doesn’t use insulin well. Glucose then stays in the blood and doesn’t reach the cells and causes health problems.

Question 5

Can Type 2 Diabetes Kill You?

Accepted Answer

It affects the vital organs of the body including the brain, heart, kidney. The complications of this organ lead to death. To avoid this you must go through the complications in detail.

Question 6

How are Type 1 and 2 Diabetes Treated?

Accepted Answer

There’s no cure for type 1 diabetes. They must inject insulin regularly into their body. The site of injections is into the soft tissue, such as the stomach, arm, or buttocks, several times per day. You can use insulin pumps. Insulin pumps supply a steady amount of insulin into the body through a small tube. Another essential part of Managing type 1 is regular blood sugar monitoring.

Question 7

What is Worse Type 1 or Type 2?

Accepted Answer

Type 2 diabetes is a progressive condition. In type 2 diabetes, the body is unable to use insulin the right way. As a result, insulin resistance develops. So, it gets worse over time but can be reversed through proper medication and lifestyle modification. But Type 1 is totally untreatable. So type 1 is worse.

Question 8

Can Type 1 Diabetes be Reversed?

Accepted Answer

Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease. It has no cure but early diagnosis and proper medication help for cessation. Yet, A case study suggests that type 1 can be reversed by a plant-based diet.

Question 9

Can Type 2 diabetes go away?

Accepted Answer

The term 'go away' is used when people can go off medications. Is it possible in type 2?  Well, Type 2 is an ongoing disease and there's no cure for it. At the same time, studies show it's possible for some people to reverse it through diet changes and weight loss. By this, you may be able to hold normal blood sugar levels without medication.