Which disease is characterized by sustained high blood sugar levels?

Marcy, as far as I know, diabetes is not curable. It is definitely treatable though.

I have type 2 diabetes for which I have a daily insulin injection, but the symptoms mentioned in the Explanation are completely misleading. I have none of them, but I do have all the symptoms normally given for the illness. If anyone is in doubt as to whether they have diabetes, there are plenty of answers to be found online which are not misleading, or of course, your doctor can be consulted.

Diabetes a deadly desease when not cured earlier makes many complications that will lead to death

Some diabetic medications and being used for weight loss.

Olly, it treats type 2 diabetes not type 1.

My husband had it. With life changes he was able to make it go away.

Olly, yeah but it can be controlled by changing lifestyles such avoiding of sugar foods, limiting amounts of carbohydrate foods, and doing exercise on a daily basis.

So sorry to everyone who has Diabetes! It must be a nightmare to live with 😔

aphmau, same

my doc has diabetes

i have diabetes and i got it right

unicorn 🦄 , I'm sorry for your loss

I learnt that off the baby sitters club

ProKids, then drink water to help

my grandfather had died from diabetes

There are two different types of diabetes so this question is a little misleading. Type 1 diabetes is where the insulin producing section of your pancreas stops working and it usually a genetic form of an autoimmune disease. It is not curable but can be moderated with self implemented food schedules and insulin. It can lead to death if left alone and before treatment is about having too high blood sugar because your brain still sees the pancreas as working but without the proper chemicals it can’t produce insulin to combat the glucose in your blood. After treatment patients with Type 1 suffer from highs and lows where their blood sugar can drop of spike depending on many factors like diet, mood, sleep levels, health, activity, etc. Type 2 however is genetic and self caused and is caused by continued consumption of too much glucose (sugar) and the pancreas cannot produce enough insulin to combat it.

my grandfather,aunty and unlce has diabetic

I eat too much sugar😭😭🍬🍬