Understanding the symptoms and causes of type 1 diabetes

Understanding the symptoms and cause of a person affected by type 1 diabetes
Symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes
Type 1 diabetes usually have some very unusual symptoms and can come in very quick time. Even some parents are often unaware that their children who look normal but in fact suffering from type 1 diabetes.
Here are some symptoms that can be seen:

• Excessive thirst both at night and during the day. 
• Children who do not usually wet the bed, started wetting the bed while sleeping.
• Intensity urination becomes more frequent and difficult to control.
• Increasing appetite and hunger are difficult to control.
• The body will be look thinner while eating and drinking conditions are very reasonable.
• The body will become weak and tired and often irritable.
• Visual disturbances and disorders of fungal infections of the genitals.

Someone who is at high risk of suffering from type 1 diabetes
Children and adults can be attacked by type 1 diabetes. Abnormal cells in the pancreas that are triggered by bacteria and viruses in the body can cause problems in the pancreas. As a result, the pancreas can not produce insulin.
Here are some of the causes that make a person susceptible to type 1 diabetes.

• Genetic factors. Children who were born of parents who have the disorder type 1 diabetes have a greater risk of developing type 1 diabetes. 
• Children ages 4 years to 7 years are particularly susceptible to type 1 diabetes.
• Children between the ages of 10 years to 14 years are also included in the vulnerable stage.
• People who have too low levels of vitamin D in the body.
• People who frequently consume mineral water with a high nitrate content.
• Women who have had preeclampsia disorders during pregnancy. 
• Babies who are born in a state of having jaundice.