Commonly found diabetes are Type 1, Type 2, Gestational and prediabetes. When pancreas produces no or little insulin, it is Type 1 diabetes – it appears during adolescence age. Symptoms of Type 1 diabetes are frequent urination, continuous feeling of thirst, hunger, fatique and blurred vision. There are around 10 percentage of people that have Type 1 diabetes. The treatment for Type 1 diabetes is diet, exercise, regular monitoring to maintain blood sugar level and insulin therapy. More than 90 percent of people globally are affected with Type 2 diabetes – a condition where body fails to produce enough insulin.

During pregnancy the blood sugar level is found increased which becomes normal after a child birth is known as Gestational diabetes. Prediabetes is fourth type of diabetes which is common in people who has either parent or siblings (brother or sister) with Type 1 diabetes. Symptoms of prediabetes are age group of 45 years and above and overweight, itching, fatique, sexual weakness, gangrene, frequent urination. Those with physically active for less than 3 days in a week and those who are diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome. Common advice you will receive from medical experts to live with diabetes is regular exercise, eating healthy food, staying motivated and manage stress.