Reviewed by: Dr. Ritu Budania
Disclaimer: Informative, not prescriptive.
Frequent urination signals type 1 diabetes in kids due to high blood sugar levels prompting the body to eliminate excess sugar.
Constant thirst in your child could indicate type 1 diabetes due to dehydration from frequent urination.
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In type 1 diabetes, without enough insulin, glucose can't be used for energy, leading to low energy levels and increased appetite.
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Mood swings in kids could signal type 1 diabetes, as fluctuating blood sugar levels affect energy and mood.
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Blurry vision can be an early sign of type 1 diabetes in children, caused by high sugar levels affecting lens flexibility.
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Type 1 diabetes can cause high blood sugar levels that cells can't use, leading to fatigue and weakness.
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Weight loss can be a sign of type 1 diabetes
Bedwetting in previously dry children could signal type 1 diabetes, as high sugar levels lead to frequent urination, including during sleep.
Fat breakdown for energy produces ketones, giving breath a fruity smell. High ketone levels can lead to ketoacidosis, a dangerous condition.
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Ketones in type 1 diabetes in children, from burning fats instead of carbs, can lead to nausea and vomiting if levels are high.