What is diabetes? Some people are unable to regulate their blood glucose levels because their pancreas doesn’t produce enough insulin. This is called diabetes.

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What is diabetes? Some people are unable to regulate their blood glucose levels because their pancreas doesn’t produce enough insulin. This is called diabetes. Symptoms of diabetes develop quickly and can be severe. Initial symptoms include: increased thirst, hunger and production of urine loss of weight, tiredness and nausea. Later symptoms include vomiting and abdominal pain. If untreated, diabetes can lead to coma and even death. The lack of insulin means that blood glucose levels can rise dangerously high after eating, which can cause cell damage.

How is diabetes treated? People with diabetes have to inject themselves with insulin before eating to keep their blood glucose at a safe level. Eating small amounts at regular intervals, and avoiding eating sugar is also important. This helps to reduce the peaks in blood glucose levels.

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