Childhood Diabetes

Years ago it was relatively 
abnormal for children to 
develop childhood diabetes, which was then known as adult onset diabetes.

At that time it was more common for a young child to acquire type 1 diabetes, which was then known as juvenile diabetes. At that time, names of the diseases suggested the age of the person who contracted them.  However, this is no longer valid and thus the change in names.

Understanding Childhood Diabetes

Today childhood diabetes is being seen more and more often in overweight children. The best treatment for this type of diabetes is simply have your child eat a planned diet along with starting and maintaining a regular exercise program.  Because of this, it may not be necessary to have insulin replacement therapy which is where a person injects insulin into their body depending upon their blood sugar levels. Researchers believe that with childhood diabetes more complications can occur than with children who have type 1 diabetes.

Symptoms Of Childhood Diabetes

In the early stages of childhood diabetes the body becomes resistant to insulin.  This means that while the body is still producing insulin, the insulin is either ineffective in reducing blood sugar levels or there is not enough of it being produced to support the body's needs.  Insulin is the hormone that controls the level of sugar in your blood by converting glucose into the energy that your body needs to function and to reduce the glucose in your blood. If your glucose level cannot be reduced, then you are at risk of having many complications such as heart disease, kidney disease, nerve damage, limb amputation and blindness.

Treating Childhood Diabetes

Remember the best treatment for childhood diabetes should be to include regular exercise and a healthy diet. Doing this should greatly reduce the risk of any health complications for your child.  Your child's diet should be a well balanced one that is low in saturated fat, sugar and salt.  Be sure their diet is high in fiber, including a lot of vegetables and fruit. Foods such as pasta, bread and cereals should be spread out throughout the day in order to prevent any spikes in blood sugar levels after eating.

As you can see, the 2 primary aims of your child's diet and exercise plan are to control the level of sugar in their blood and to help your child lose weight. If you and your child can follow the plan diligently then your goals can be met. Of course, early diagnosis also plays a great role here as well.

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Childhood Diabetes