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rs in up to five percent of pregnant women. It usually disappears once your baby is born, but you will be monitored closely and your blood sugars will be rechecked six weeks after birth. Some other causes of IDDM are autoantibodies, viruses, chemicals, and drugs, cows milk. Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes sufferers are genetic. It seems to run in the family. Researchers are finding out that obesity and age could be the onset of (NIDDM). In Gestation diabetes (Type 3), genetics seems to the culprit because it tends to run in the family. And obesity because it increases insulin resistance. It is important to exclude secondary causes of diabetes mellitus, which may be curable. Such causes include hemochromatosis, chromic pacreatitus, hormonal tumors, durgs, and some genetic disorders. In addition to helping to establish the initial diagnoses by laboratory analysis, pathologists are more often called upon to evaluate the ravages of the disease upon the end organ systems. An amputation of the lower limbs is a frequent complication and histology examination often reveals advanced atherosclerotic vascular changes coupled with gangrene. The non-functioning kidney. Even the skin shows rare changes such as necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum, and unusual degenerative change occurring within the dermis.There many different symptoms in different types of diabetes: Frequent urination, excessive thirst, always hungry, sudden weight loss, weakness, drowsiness or exhaustion, blurry vision, nausea and vomiting, numb or tingling hand or feet, itching of the skin and genitals, vaginal infections, recurring or hard to heal wounds on skin, urinary tract infections, fungal infections, boils, or abscesses, erection impairment in men, unusual vaginal dryness in women. In addition, in some cases tremors, breathlessness, sometimes followed by fainting. Some are hyperglycemic and hypoglycemic. Hyperglycemia is when a person with diabetes has high blood...

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