From frequent urination to very high thirst; Signs of the common disease among children not to be overlooked

The first and second - type diabetes are different diseases, but both affect the use of insulin by the organism. Type 1 diabetes, formerly called juvenile diabetes, affects children and occurs when the pancreas is unable to produce insulin. Without insulin, sugar cannot travel from blood to cell, so blood sugar levels increase.

Symptoms of type 1 diabetes in children tend to develop rapidly within weeks in contrast with symptoms of type 2 diabetes that develop slower by taking months or years to diagnose.

According to a 2012 Study by Diabetes U.K., only 9% of parents were able to identify the four main symptoms of type 1 diabetes and a year after that figure had increased to at least 14%.

The following are the early signs of this health problem listed, and if you notice any of the following symptoms, have a medical examination of your child.

- A vague look.

- The extreme.

They smell like fruit.

- Hello?

- Frequent and thirst

- Weight loss.

Girls may develop Maya infections, whereas weight loss is often a common symptom before diagnosis.

Slow healing of wounds or cuts