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T2D how to differentiate the types?

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Can we diagnose what type in t2D in the starting stage?. I mean is it insulin resistance?, or lack of insulin?, or liver issues(fatty liver). Seems t2 is a bit complicated and the onslaught is different for different people. Is there anyway of knowing the root cause?

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We can always check for Hyperinsulinemia by checking fasting insulin ....

we can always go for MRI scan and know about condition of liver...also we can get some hints thru liver function tests in blood report...

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Dini297 in reply tocure

Hyperinsulinemia? Mine fbs was 112 now chaged tbrough diet to 96. Have also fatty liver grade 2 (US can).But can we point in the real cause?

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If Hyperinsulinemia...then cause is IR...

No one knows the exact cause of IR...may be hepatic IR due to fatty liver....

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Chinnu124 in reply toDini297

Sir I like 2 suggest u that pleases go stevia daily for healthy diet and for having sugar in minimum level.please once go through dietitian for suggestions.

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Stevia is a natural supplement for diet with zero calories and used fr T2D

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Dini297 in reply toChinnu124

Thanks,

Is it a suppliment or a sugar replacement? How ot is consumed? Im not into any medications now. Aged 40 no other comications yet.

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Chinnu124 in reply toDini297

Sir it can also be used as sugar supplement it's from plant extract which is also used to control sugar level from your body .I suggest strictly to have doctors recommendation before having bec to know about dosage and other compatibilities so

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Insulin C-peptide is measured to tell the difference between insulin the body produces and insulin someone injects into their body.

Someone with type 1 or type 2 diabetes may have their C-peptide level measured to see if their body is still producing any insulin. It may also be measured in cases of low blood sugar to see if the person's body is producing too much insulin.

In general practice, the fasting blood glucose and insulin levels are usually adequate to determine whether insulin resistance and/or diabetes is present.

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