📘 Type 1 diabetes

What is type 1 diabetes Risk factors and genetic predisposition The autoimmune process and beta cell destruction Type 1 diabetes-specific autoantibodies Pre-diabetic stages and screening Onset and diagnosis of type 1 diabetes Differences from other types of diabetes Partial remission (honeymoon phase) Preserving remaining beta cell function Glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c)

Available insulin types Insulin treatment regimens Insulin injection technique 🚧 Insulin-to-carbohydrate ratio 🚧 Insulin sensitivity factor 🚧 Continuous glucose monitoring 🚧 Insulin pumps 🚧 Diet 🚧 Physical activity 🚧 Psychological impact

🚧 Family education for emergencies 🚧 Prevention of acute complications 🚧 Recognizing warning signs 🚧 Hypoglycemia 🚧 Diabetic ketoacidosis 🚧 Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic syndrome 🚧 Lactic acidosis 🚧 Emergency treatment 🚧 Emergency kit 🚧 Recovery after acute episodes

🚧 Prevention of chronic complications 🚧 Screening for chronic complications 🚧 Diabetic neuropathy 🚧 Diabetic retinopathy 🚧 Diabetic kidney disease (nephropathy) 🚧 Stroke 🚧 Myocardial infarction 🚧 Peripheral arterial disease 🚧 Diabetic foot 🚧 Sexual dysfunction