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What are the possible treatments for diabetes mellitus


what are the possible treatments for diabetes mellitus?

Diabetes - 4 Answers
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1 :
type 1- is treated with diet and insulin injections. type 2- Is mostly treated with diet and exercise, but in severe cases is also treated with insulin injections. They are both over seen by a physician!
2 :
insulin, sulfunylureas, glibenclimides, meglitinides,alpha glucosidase inhibitors, etc...
3 :
Type I (Insulin Dependent) is well treated with a combination of diet, exercise and insulin. Type II (non Insulin Dependent) is well treated with a combination of diet, exercise and oral medication. In certain cases also can end up in insulin. -> Health care continuos monitoring is essential for a well treated diabetes.
4 :
There are hundreds of treatments / treatment combinations out there for diabetes. Medicine is advancing each and everyday. The treatment prescribed is dependent upon the type of diabetes and the severity of the condition. Type 1 diabetes is always treated with insulin. Insulin is typically taken by injection, but there are other options. The insulin pump has become a very popular option. The FDA also just approved an insulin inhaler. Type 2 diabetes is usually treated with oral medications. These medications vary and are too numerous to mention. The common ones include Glucophage, Metformin, Actos, etc. Some cases of Type 2 diabetes also require some insulin therapy. Pre-Diabetes (not yet diagnosable as Type 2 diabetes, but borderline) is treated with regulated diet and exercise. With proper treatment, Pre-Diabetes can actually be cured and Type 2 diabetes be avoided. Good luck and best wishes...






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