Researchers are still trying to pan out the details, but in general, LADA is known to:
- develop in adulthood
- have a slower course of onset than type 1 diabetes
- often occur in people who are not overweight
- often occur in people who don’t have other metabolic issues, such as high blood pressure and high triglycerides
- result in a positive test for antibodies against the islet cells
The symptoms of LADA are similar to those of type 2 diabetes, including:
- excessive thirst
- excessive urination
- blurred vision
- high levels of sugar in the blood
- high levels of sugar in the urine
- dry skin
- fatigue
- tingling in the hands or feet
- frequent bladder and skin infections
In addition, the treatment plan for LADA and type 2 diabetes are similar at first.
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