Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:My best friend's child, to put it bluntly, is still very young. Because they have diabetes in the family, she is particularly worried, so she took the child for a few thorough checks. Is there a distinction of false positives in pediatric diabetes?
Doctor's answer:
For this diabetes, on the other hand, it may be due to intergenerational genetic factors. Diabetes, as a hereditary disease, is quite normal for it to be passed down to children if it exists in the family, in addition to the condition caused by insufficient insulin. Generally speaking, having this disease will not pose any life-threatening danger. It is a chronic disease, and insulin is required in daily life, but it may cause certain disruptions in the child's life.