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Q.1) What does Diabetes mean?

Ans : Inability of the body to use glucose for energy due to inadequate amounts of or loss of sensitivity of the tissues to the hormone insulin leads to diabetes.
 
Q.2) How does Diabetes progress?
Ans : Either the pancreas produce insufficient amounts of insulin or body cells become resistant to the hormone's effects. The cells use other sources of energy, which leads to a buildup of toxic by-products in the body. Unused glucose also accumulates in the blood and urine.
   
Q.3) What are the types of Diabetes ?
Ans. The types of diabetes are
 
A) Type I (IDDM)- occurs when the pancreas produces far too little insulin or produces none at all.                                 More...
 
 
B) Type II Diabetes (NIDDM)- cells in the body become resistant to its effects                                                               More...
 

 
C) Gestational diabetes develops during pregnancy and usually disappears after childbirth.
 

 

 

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