Diabetic Conditions

Insulin-dependent diabetes requiring continuous management

Most common form of diabetes, manageable with monitoring, medication, and lifestyle

Early-stage elevated blood sugar, preventable progression to Type 2

Pregnancy-related diabetes, typically resolves post-delivery

Neuropathy, retinopathy, nephropathy, foot ulcers - long-term diabetes effects

Nerve damage from chronic high blood sugar - numbness, tingling, and pain in feet and legs

Eye disease caused by diabetes - a leading cause of vision loss in adults

Kidney disease caused by diabetes - the leading cause of kidney failure in the US

Open wounds on the foot caused by neuropathy and poor circulation - major amputation risk

Narrowed leg arteries from atherosclerosis - impairs wound healing and increases amputation risk

Loss of normal warning symptoms of low blood sugar - a dangerous condition requiring CGM

Early-morning blood sugar rise caused by hormones - results in high fasting glucose

Reduced cellular response to insulin - the root cause of Type 2 diabetes

Life-threatening complication where lack of insulin causes dangerous acid build-up in the blood

A slow-progressing autoimmune diabetes diagnosed in adults - often misclassified as Type 2

A rare genetic form of diabetes caused by mutations affecting pancreatic function

Heart muscle disease caused directly by diabetes - distinct from coronary artery disease

Nerve damage to the autonomic nervous system affecting digestion, heart rate, and blood pressure

Progressive weakening of foot bones and joints caused by neuropathy - a serious diabetic complication

High blood sugar, high blood pressure, excess abdominal fat - increases diabetes and heart disease risk