Can anyone tell me if tablet controlled Diabetes can run in families or is it just down to life style?

Answer 1

Hi,

diabetes, both types 1 and 2 can run in families. Heredity is almost always the first question by doctors when someone shows the symptoms of diabetes.

Lifestyle can affect the onset, whether or not you have diabetes in your bloodline. High intakes of sugars (chocolate, cakes, etc.) can generate the symptoms, so diet is especially important if you have diabetes in your family.

A healthy lifestyle can help avoid the onset of diabetes and, of course, the healthier you live the healthier you'll stay. There is no certainty about it. Families who have a long list of successive generations all suffering from diabetes often have children who grow old without ever suffering from the condition. Equally, families who have never had any member suffer can throw up a sufferer any time. So...you pays your money and takes your choice.

Probably, if you are worried, it would be best to see your doctor and explain. You should (if your doctor is any good) get a thorough check over to establish you are OK at the moment and good advice as to how to possibly avoid the onset.

Good luck,

BobSpain

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Some genes effectively promote the development of early type 2 (tablet controlled, no insulin) diabetes.

Those genes are known both in mice and in humans. The people that are affected will develop what is called 'type 2 non-obese diabetes', ie. will develop diabetes in the absence of the known lifestyle factors, mainly obesity.

Answer 5

Both my father and I have type 2 diabetes, controlled by diet & tablets; there is a heredity link, I am given to understand.

Answer 6

Generally because of being over weight/old/pregnant rather than herreditory.
I'm not a health care professional so try asking NHS Direct (free)

Answer 7

Yes it can as i found out to my dismay 3 years ago but an unhealthy lifestyle wont help much.

Answer 8

it doesn't matter weather it is controlled by drugs it is still a hereditary disease the best thing to do is to test the whole family and find out those that have inherited it.