I'm not overweight and i have type 2 diabetes?

Who told you a fasting 106 was pre diabetes? At 17, 106 is a great fasting number. Even when you get older, alarm bells don't start going off until about a fasting 125. Also, there are so many other tests besides your blood sugar reading that would have to be done in order to determine diabetes. A number, high or not, on its own really doesn't mean anything without the other tests to back it up. That being said, if you are in the least concerned, make an appointment with your doctor. And if it was your doctor who alarmed you with the info that a fasting 106 was pre diabetes, and he didn't do any other tests, get a new doctor.

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NO, you do not have to be a fat slobby couch potato sitting around playing video games and eating bon bons to be diabetic. In fact there are way more of us skinny minnies who race around the tracks and whatever else needs chased affter than there are of the fat slobs who are diabetic type 2s!

And you are not yet in the diabetic catagory, but headed that way rapidly. Probably nothing you can do to slow it down either. You can try the very very low carb food plans and doubling your already over active lifestyle, but It probably won't help that much.

See your doctor for blood draw testing to make sure it is only a threat of diabetes and not a double whammy of thyroid and diabetes.

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The causes of Type 1 diabetes is genetically based, coupled with an abnormal immune response, the body destroys the pancreatic cells that manufacture insulin.

Type 1 diabetes usually begins in childhood (juvenile diabetes).

Though the cause of type 1 diabetes is unknown, genetic factors play the major role.

Causes of Type 2 diabetes the pancreas produce insulin, but not enough. The causes are still mostly unknown, medical experts believe that Type 2 diabetes has a genetic component, but that other factors also put people at risk for such disease. These factors include sedentary lifestyle, obesity, advanced age, unhealthy diet, family history of diabetes, improper functioning of the pancreas, medication (cortisone and some high blood pressure drugs.

Diabetes symptoms;

Weight loss or weight gain

Blurred vision

Flu-like symptoms

Occurrence of infections

Red, swollen and tender gums

Women develop yeast or fungal infections

Men can experience erectile dysfunction

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Exercise…well, our busy and hectic lifestyle giving us plenty of excuses, but we know that exercise is an important component, daily 10 minute walk is a good start.

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Type 2 diabetes, usually referred to as adult onset, is when your body produces insulin but can not use it properly. This type can be treated successfully with the right diet and exercise in most circumstances. If blood sugars are not kept under control at some point insulin will probably be integrated / oral medications are also available.

People with diabetes can live long, happy lives but must be diligent in their care and make sure you see your endocrinologist on a regular basis.

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I'm not overweight and i have type 2 diabetes?

my fasting gluscoes level was at 106, which is considered pre diabetic, right? Well im not overweight at all. im 112lbs and 17 years old. im very thin. i thought you have to be overweight to get type 2 diabetes? help? please explain!! am i pre diabetic? and at risk for type 2 diabetes?

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I was very surprised to see all the skinny folks at my diabetes education class. Heredity plays a big role in developing diabetes as well as lifestyle, diet and actually there are some medications that can cause it.

Anyone at any age/weight can get diabetes type 2.