type 1 diabetes question?

Endocrinology is the study of the body's chemistry and hormones. And an Endocrinologist is typically the doctor a person with diabetes will visit.

Fortunately, my husband's Type 1 diagnosis was made without him being in DKA (and thus not needing hospitalization). DKA is diabetic ketoacidosis and results when a person's sugars are very high. Their body begins to burn fat as a fuel source, releasing ketones into the blood- which are acidic. It can be deadly. Time is required to stabilize a person's sugars and ketone levels, so that may be part of the hospital stay. However, learning how to then manage diabetes on your own at home requires education- which they either receive there at the hospital or during a follow up visit shortly after. I have mostly heard of a stay of 2-3 days, some require more time. But for a parent having to learn how to care for their child all over again- they need the time, education, and training necessary to keep their child alive at home.

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1. A "diabetes doctor" is called an endocrinologist.

2. Diabetics are usually hospitalized for 2+ days after diagnosis to get their blood sugars controlled, to learn more about the disease, and to start managing it with the nurses and doctors supervision.