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misdiagnosed as having the more common type 2 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes and Type 2 diabetes are different diseases with different genetics, causes, treatments, and cures. Diagnosing an adult with Type 2 diabetes when the person actually has Type 1 diabetes is misdiagnosis and could be construed as malpractice since tests are available to differentiate between the two diseases (antibody testing and c-peptide testing). Misdiagnosis often leads to undertreatment, which hastens the onset of complications and causes needless suffering and potentially death. If the medical community were made more aware that the vast majority of new cases of Type 1 diabetes are adults, then more appropriate care might be given. The appropriate treatment for Type 1 diabetes is exogenous insulin, with intensive treatment begun as early as safely possible after Type 1 diabetes is diagnosed. People who have immune-mediated diabetes, including LADA, should not be treated as if they have Type 2 diabetes. Although Islets of Hope has made a good start, there is some information here that should be updated. First, the United States
National Institutes of Health defines LADA as "a condition in which Type 1 diabetes develops in adults." According to the Expert Committee on the Diagnosis and Classification of Diabetes Mellitus (as published in Diabetes Care, Volume 30, January 2007), "Although the specific etiologies of diabetes are not known, autoimmune destruction of beta-cells does not occur." Furthermore, the Expert Committee’s definition of Type 1 diabetes by the clearly encompasses all autoimmune diabetes, regardless of age, which includes LADA (“Type 1 diabetes results from a cellular-mediated autoimmune destruction of the beta-cells of the pancreas. In Type 1 diabetes, the rate of beta-cell destruction is quite variable, being rapid in some individuals (mainly infants and children) and slow in others (mainly adults).”)
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maintain a proper weight while keeping my blood sugar under control. I mention this to show that in my case, at least, my weight doesn't seem to have any effect on my diabetes one way or the other, something that other diabetics looking here might find useful. (It's here, not in the article because it's only an anecdote, and not appropriate for the main article.)
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When I was first diagnosed as Type II, I was 5'10" and 216 pounds. Now, fourteen years later, I've been re-diagnosed with LADA. I've shrunk a tad, so I'm 5'7" and I weigh about 163, and have been down below 150 at one point. The loss had nothing to do with diabetes, but it's been hard at times to
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medical condition is autoimmune. LADA is very serious, that's a reason more proper sources may be best to verify the actual information. Furthermore, not everyone is skinny or thin: some may be overweight when having the LADA. I have a female cousin with LADA. This LADA article may require whatever
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It is truly important to bring to light the prevalence of adult-onset Type 1 diabetes (LADA or Type 1.5) and the need for correct diagnosis and treatement. In a recent survey conducted by
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I do not understand why anyone would make the false statement that "Type 2 diabetes is very similar to LADA." LADA is Type 1 diabetes, and Type 2 diabetes is in no way similar to LADA. Type 1 diabetes (including LADA) and Type 2 diabetes are altogether different diseases (different genetics,
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Thanks for sharing, Peaceray. Sadly, that's not surprising. There's substantial literature on how Black, Native
American, and Hispanic folks are underdiagnosed, misdiagnosed, and ignored when it comes to diagnosing a broad array of conditions in the US. The more a disease is studied, the more
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I happened to see this general press article about the role of race in diagnosing LADA. I am posting this because I thought this might be of interest. Medical issues are not my expertise, but I was wondering if anyone has seen anything about the impact of race in LDA diagnosis in secondary or
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Knowledge. We students began studying Latent Autoimmune Diabetes three years ago, although at that time not enough information existed which could be really trusted. Some diabetes groups—in particular, the
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is a source that is relevant to intermediate diabetes states (it discusses three forms). Of course overweight people can have islet autoimmunity, and "double diabetes" is recognised. Fundamentally, there is an overlap territory.
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referred to in the literature as an intermediate form of diabetes. See the articles there cited. Also, not everyone is comfortable with including KPD with type 2. See the articles there cited. --
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