A Report on the Impact of Diabetes Mellitus in Teenagers' Health

This report examines the significant impact of diabetes mellitus on teenagers, delving into the causes, including lifestyle factors and genetics. It explores the differences between type 1 and type 2 diabetes, highlighting the health escalations, such as nerve damage, cardiovascular disease, and kidney problems that can arise. The report emphasizes the importance of early detection, prevention, and the role of healthcare professionals in managing the condition. It also addresses the behavioral changes and mental health challenges teenagers with diabetes may face, while providing information on lifestyle modifications, including diet and physical activity. The report concludes by underscoring the need for awareness, education, and support to improve the health and well-being of teenagers affected by diabetes, referencing relevant studies and journals.

The Impact of
Diabetes in teenagers

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Causes of Diabetes 1..............................................................................................................4
Causes of diabetes type 2 ......................................................................................................4
LIFE STYLE AND POOR DIET ..........................................................................................4
DIABETES MELLITUS........................................................................................................5
HEALTH ESCALATION .....................................................................................................5
BEHAVIOURS CHANGING ...............................................................................................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7
BOOK AND JOURNALS .....................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
Diabetes mellitus ( diabetes) is chronic, crucial and potential life threatening conditions
that can be affect the body. The body loose the ability to produce insulin (Berz Donovan and
Eyllon, 2020). As there is an build organ in a human body which is directly responsible for
secretion of insulin hormone in the body. People generally have lavish life style which may
eliminate compulsory and essential nutrients the body. The number cases are observed in
teenagers. In the following report there is description about the outcomes that lead a person to
deal with diabetes as well as correct and appropriate intervention that should be taken to prevent
it.
MAIN BODY
Diabetes can turn to be serious issue that can a person deal with it (Sloan Ali, and
Webster, 2017) According to the Centre for Disease control and prevention (CDC) there are over
30 million of people in the United States that have diabetes. As the number of majority in cases
refer to diabetes type . It has been more common and usual disease. This disease can affect any
age group either children, teenagers or adults. Diabetes can be em-balance of blood sugar level in
a body. Diabetes also can effectively managed and organised if detected an early stage. There are
two types of diabetes which can type 1 and type 2.
Both diabetes are considered as chronic and crucial the way body regulates blood sugar
or glucose. In medical field, glucose is termed to be body fuel to a cells of a body. It is concluded
that sugar components breaks down in the body and helps to form ATP molecules. ATP
molecules provide a sufficient energy, metabolism to perform external activities. Insulin woks as
key which allow glucose component to enter the body cells. (Sloan Ali, and Webster, 2017)The
diabetes 1 do not produce insulin but people who suffered with diabetes type 2 do not respond
towards insulin as well as it also do not produce insulin (Chavan, Sambare, and Joshi, 2016).
It is concluded by many consultation as well that diabetes type 2 is meant to be more effective
and harmful for an individual. It gradually increase and that initiate to increase associated risk
factors. The risk factors in Diabetes Type 2. According to studies, there are number of chances
which can arise diabetes due to poor life style as well. There can be number of factor which can
promote the causes of diabetes.(Berz Donovan and Eyllon, 2020)

Causes of Diabetes 1
The independent body immune system is directly responsible for fighting against the
foreign particles or invaders. Invaders can be termed as fungi, viruses, bacteria and other micro
organism. The human body is structured in a way that have potential to heal from any kind of
disease. In people with symptoms of diabetes type 1, biological inspection studies concluded that
the body gain a ability to produce own healthy cells which can used as against for foreign
invaders. As the immune system of a body act on it which can attack and destroy the insulin
reproducing beta cells which are present in pancreas. As there is no evidence based which
describe the reason of immunity system shows complicated behaviour which destroy its own
cells.
Causes of diabetes type 2
There can be number of factors which can promote the diabetes type 2. As per studies,
the diabetes type 2 is termed to be hereditary disease as well. At the time of diagnosis it is
considered fact by the consultant to make sure if the diabetes occurred due to parental history.
People with a parent or sibling with diabetes type 1 or type 2 are most likely to develop diabetes
in their cells. Second factor whi8ch can cause diabetes type 2 can be determined as age of a
person. Type 2 majorly occurred in a people who are above 40 age. As the tendencies and
symptoms are most likely occur at the time of maturity which can be state as cardio vascular
diseases, organ failure, strokes etc. In some cases, diabetes can lead through the prevalence of
type 1 increases and can lead to diabetes type .
Body Image and eating disorders
LIFE STYLE AND POOR DIET
According to studies, the number of cases which have been observed with diabetic patient, most
common habitat is eating disorders. As a person grows there can be a lot challenges and changes
occur. In which an individual forgets to care of his or her eating orders. Thus, body image
majorly concern as well as eating disorders can create major issues. Being diabetic with type 1
diabetes can may induce the rate of risk of developing and eating habitat which is common in
young generation. As they are young and they most likely to prefer junk foods, cakes, pastries
and other diet diverting edible things which can ptomo0te the types of diabetes in a body. As per

the estimated data there are around 45 percent of teenagers who gets manipulated their insulin
doses in order to loose weight or may to avoid gain weight. Consultant considered this habitat
can lead an individual to diabetic ketoacidosis which may term,ed to dangerous fluid or
substances which prefer as ketones in the sample of their blood and urine. In medical field it is
termed to harmful and dangerous as well as life threatening.
DIABETES MELLITUS
As per studies, body organ pancreas bis responsible for the creation of insulin hormone.
Its is leaf like structure present behind the tube of stomach. Pancreas also secretes pancreatic
juice and digestive enzyme which promote to form sugar molecules in a body which
furthermore break down and get mixed with blood, when the disturbance in a level of body
sugar level by an any internal and external source the body tend to be diabetic(Sloan Ali, and
Webster, 2017)
The diabetes can damage nerves and may causes problem in sensation. It can also
increase the rate of risk of cardio vascular disease, stroke, chronic, kidney disease, loss or failure
of any body organ, loss of vision as well. As the body elevates the blood sugar level. Glucose in
a blood stream stimulates the pancreas to insulin and insulin processes the insulin to move from
blood into each part of body and each cell. The cells stored amount of glucose which break down
into complex molecules (ATP) and which produce energy in a body. Level of glucose vary
through out the day as well as after eating some thing. Fasting is prefers to diagnose and
treatment.
HEALTH ESCALATION
Health professionals and nurses have an crucial and significant role and responsibilities
when treating a diabetic patients or who have detected the diabetes earlier. As it roles associated
with number of guidelines and policies and each member of staff is directed to perform their
duties as per knowledge and skills as they have learned while in training.
Screening, prevention and early detection: in order to prevent detection of type 1 and
type 2 diabetes, it is important to adapt whole learning of symptoms and signs. It has been
described the risk factors of type 2 and which may explain the significance of prevention or
delay of on set of diabetes whether it can type 1 or type 2 (Chavan, Sambare, and Joshi, 2016)
.

BEHAVIOURS CHANGING
As per studies, the behavioural changes symptoms can arise in a young generation, due
to diabetes and its side effects. As acceptance of diabetic youngster in social level might be
challenging and can arise number of circumstances such as bullying, teasing, health problems,
self doubts., demotivating as well and other factors also. Hence, these symptoms can lead to
mental health issues which can dangerous to deal with. As per the data it has been observed there
are several young people who suffers from depression due to detection of diabetes. Although it
can termed to heal and control through many precautions. But it tend to compulsory to attain the
great learning and awareness. The precautions can be following and completing the treatment
course, medication in order to control blood sugar level of a body, blood sugar level monitoring,
exposure of physical activities, healthy diets as well as the risk that can majorly considerer to
reduce cardio vascular risk rates(Berz Donovan and Eyllon, 2020).
.
CONCLUSION
In the summary in order to avoid the harmful disease a person should be encouraged to
avoid alcohol, drink and other things which can promote the diabetes. As a person can induce
diabetes by many factors which have been demonstrated in report. The early detection will be
helpful to heal and recover from diabetes. The diabetes can lead a person to deal with issues of
hyperglycaemia so that an individual as well as his or her loved should understand the
knowledge to deal with associated symptoms and signs. Alternation in smoking, drinking other
will be helpful. According to studies, new technologies have been introduced whi8ch conclude
an equipment by which a person can monitor their blood sugar level by staying in their home.

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