Type 1 diabetes

Condition
  • Bacterial infection: Bacterial infections that injure pancreatic tissue
  • Physical injury: Car accidents can inflame pancreas, cause pancreatitis, leading to type 1 even a year later
  • Physical injury: Car accidents causing pancreatic inflammation/pancreatitis, can lead to Type 1 up to a year later
  • Food poisoning: Food poisoning creates situations where people become type 1 - can happen a week, year, or two years after food poisoning
  • Food poisoning: Foodborne pathogens injure the pancreas directly or weaken the immune system allowing other viruses and pathogens to get into the pancreas
  • Pancreatic injury: Injury from food poisoning, viral infection, bacterial infection, toxin, or physical injury. Not autoimmune - pathogen or toxin injured the pancreas
  • Viral injury: Injury to pancreas from viral condition or toxic bacteria, not body attacking pancreas
  • Food poisoning: Most type 1 diabetics became type 1 because their pancreas was injured by foodborne pathogens. Food poisoning can injure the pancreas directly or weaken the immune system allowing other viruses and pathogens to get into the pancreas
  • Viral infection: Stomach viruses can go to pancreas, cause pancreas problems leading to type 1
  • Viral infection: Stomach viruses that can go to the pancreas and cause pancreas problems
  • Toxins: Toxic exposure that damages pancreatic tissue
  • Pancreas injury: Type 1 is a pancreas injury condition that science and research doesn't understand
  • Viruses: Viruses get into the pancreas and create type 1 diabetes, including delayed type 1 with slow progression

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Type 1 diabetes - Health Condition | MM Said