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PachamamaSquaw
7 months ago

Hello Sabina985, 👋

Diabetes type 1 through infections?

Can you get type 1 diabetes by infections?

Yeah, for example. Infections are suspected

with the coxsackie virus, rubella, mumps, etc…

But can an infection irritate the immune system so that it attacks the pancreas?

Not the whole pancreas becomes

attacked, but only beta cells,

and Langerhans Islands = island cells

are destroyed.

LG 🙋🏻

Floris1914
7 months ago

It is not proven but it often occurs after grippal effects

Floris1914
7 months ago
Reply to  Floris1914

Generally, we have no idea why it does

Floris1914
7 months ago
Reply to  Sabina985

Yes and it is unfortunately also very dangerous but good to treat

Floris1914
7 months ago

Of course this does not mean much responsibility and daily discipline.But in the case of a legal diagnosis and treatment, no serious organ damage is expected.

Floris1914
7 months ago

In the case, however, it is worth not to survive the alternative, of course this is not the best but so far the only

Floris1914
7 months ago

But it can prevent the worst thing you can imagine

LauwarmerKaffee
7 months ago
Reply to  Sabina985

I can’t tell you that. Once diabetes 1 is present, it remains. At least my knowledge

Floris1914
7 months ago

No type 1 diabetes is not preventable either by healthy diet or by exercise. It is an autoimmune disease and is triggered by immune system alone. In contrast to type 2 type 2 is created due to an insulin resistance type 1 due to an absolute lack of insulin. If you really think you have it please go to the doctor! Today still in the ZNA of blood sugar can rise very quickly and it can lead to diabetic coma and death

LauwarmerKaffee
7 months ago

I think so. Look at the net after a diabetes counselling or diabetes. You can discuss such things

TimWalz
7 months ago

DIabetes is not an infectious disease.

TimWalz
7 months ago
Reply to  Sabina985

I’ve been working in diabetes for 10 years. I’ve never heard of that.

there is certainly some immune disease that can be captured, which attacks the spiky gland… this is likely to get 1 of 30 million people