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Diabetes

Diabetes mellitus, commonly known as diabetes or diabetus, is a group of common endocrine diseases characterized by sustained high blood sugar levels. Diabetes tends to progress in severity, and is due to either a reduced production of the hormone insulin by the pancreas or unresponsiveness of bodily cells to insulin's effects. Classic symptoms include…

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Causes
Insulin insufficiency or gradual resistance
Complications
Metabolic imbalances, cardiovascular diseases, myocardial infarction, nerve and brain damage, kidney failure, gastrointestinal changes
Deaths
Two million
Diagnostic method
High blood sugar, increased HbA1c
Differential diagnosis
Diabetes insipidus
Duration
Remission may occur, but diabetes is often lifelong

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Diagnosis

Prevention

Comorbidity

Management

Epidemiology

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Diabetes in other animals

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Diabetes

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related to Etymology · 17
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related to External links · 14
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related to Type 2 · 13
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related to history · 11
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related to Inequalities in diabetes · 11
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related to Lifestyle · 10
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related to Other types · 10
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related to Epidemiology · 9
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related to Gestational diabetes · 9
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related to Signs and symptoms · 9
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DiabetesCausesInsulin insufficiency or gradual resistance1.00infobox
DiabetesComplicationsMetabolic imbalances, cardiovascular diseases, myocardial infarction, nerve and brain damage, kidney failure, gastrointestinal changes1.00infobox
DiabetesDeathsTwo million1.00infobox
DiabetesDiagnostic methodHigh blood sugar, increased HbA1c1.00infobox
DiabetesDifferential diagnosisDiabetes insipidus1.00infobox
DiabetesDurationRemission may occur, but diabetes is often lifelong1.00infobox
DiabetesFrequency828 million1.00infobox
DiabetesMedicationInsulin, antihyperglycemics1.00infobox
DiabetesPronunciation/ˌdaɪəˈbiːtiːz, -tɪs/1.00infobox
DiabetesRisk factorsType 1: genetics and environmental factors1.00infobox
DiabetesRisk factorsType 2: genetics, obesity, family history, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, past pregnancy with gestational diabetes, lack of exercise1.00infobox
DiabetesSpecialtyEndocrinology1.00infobox
DiabetesSymptomsFrequent urination, Increased thirst, Increased hunger1.00infobox
DiabetesTreatmentLifestyle changes, diabetes medication1.00infobox
DiabetesTypesType 1 diabetes,1.00infobox
DiabetesTypestype 2 diabetes,1.00infobox
DiabetesTypesgestational diabetes1.00infobox
Diabetesis aautoimmune condition in which the body's immune system attacks the beta cells0.90text
Diabetesis amost common type of diabetes mellitus accounting for 950.90text

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