Dr John Campbell
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Diabetes 10, Type 1 or Type 2

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July 5, 2013

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Type 1 DM typically has a juvenile onset, often around the time of puberty, although it may start at any time of life. The classic triad of presenting features are polyuria (producing large volumes of urine), thirst and weight loss. In an acute presentation there is normally a clinical history of about 2-6 weeks. On examination there will be glucosuria and elevated serum glucose.

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