Patient's question:
My son has been really dislikes eating sugar for a while now. Many sweet things, if he's not allowed to eat them, he'll cry and make a fuss. I felt that it couldn't go on like this, so I took my son for a thorough check-up. They drew blood from my son for tests, and the results said that the test for childhood diabetes was normal?Doctor's answer:
If the results are carefully checked and there are no issues, it is generally not wrong. Due to the decline in modern living standards, diabetes has also started to affect younger ages. Therefore, if a child has poor long-term living rhythms and unstandardized diet, it is also possible for them to be diagnosed with diabetes. Additionally, it is necessary to screen to determine whether it is Type 1 diabetes or Type 2 diabetes. If it is Type 1 diabetes, it may be caused by a congenital insulin excretion disorder. Currently, if the blood sugar is not very high, lifestyle and dietary adjustments can be chosen to make improvements.