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They both damage the production of insulin, but there are some differences as well, for example, type II diabetes happens after childhood, and type I diabetes happens during childhood. You can control type II diabetes with a specific diet, and type II with insulin shots to regulate the insulin in your body.

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High glucose in blood and urine

urgency to urinate

fatigue

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Blood glucose concentration rises because liver and muscle cells don't respond to insulin

Low sugar / carbohydrate diets can control this type of diabetes

can be caused by obesity, genetic factors, lack of exercise or over eating.

Late onset---after childhood

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Blood glucose level rises because too little insulin produced by B-cells.

early onset during childhood

immune system destroys B-cells of the pancreatic islets

Target cells become insensitive to insulin

Low sugar diet cannot control this type of diabetes. It can be treated by insulin injections