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What is Diabetes?

• Insulin dependent diabetes, (also called "Type 1"), develops when there is a severe lack of insulin in the body. This is because most or all of the cells in the pancreas that produce it have been destroyed. This type of diabetes usually appears in people under the age of 40, often in childhood. It is treated by insulin injections and diet.
• Non insulin dependent diabetes, (also called "Type 2"),   develops when the body cannot produce enough insulin, or when the insulin does not work properly.

• thirst and a dry mouth;
• the need to pass large amounts of urine (especially during the night);
• tiredness;
• weight loss;
• itchy genitals;
• blurred vision.

Type 2 diabetes develops slowly and the symptoms are usually less severe. Some people may not notice any symptoms at all, but their diabetes is picked up in a routine medical check up.

Type 1 diabetes develops much more quickly, usually over a few weeks. In both types, the symptoms are quickly relieved once the diabetes is treated.

Who gets diabetes?
Diabetes is a common health condition. About 1.4 million people in the UK are known to have diabetes and an estimated further 1.4 million people unknowingly have it. 

Over three quarters of people with diabetes have the non insulin dependent type.

Although diabetes can occur at any age, it is rare in infants.