Type 1 Diabetes » liver http://diabetes-type-1.org Great Information on Type 1 Diabetes Tue, 22 Nov 2011 19:52:06 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 a patient has both systemic lupus erthematosus, which has damaged her liver, and insulin-dependent diabetes… http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/a-patient-has-both-systemic-lupus-erthematosus-which-has-damaged-her-liver-and-insulin-dependent-diabetes http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/a-patient-has-both-systemic-lupus-erthematosus-which-has-damaged-her-liver-and-insulin-dependent-diabetes#comments Sun, 11 Oct 2009 21:51:02 +0000 admin http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/a-patient-has-both-systemic-lupus-erthematosus-which-has-damaged-her-liver-and-insulin-dependent-diabetes

which has damaged her kidneys. as the disease have progressed, the edema she experiences has worsened. why?

-liver damage prevents her from making suffiecient plasma proteins

- kidney daage allows some of her plasma protein to be excreted

-kidney damage allows olittle fluid to accumuate in the bowmans capsule

- kidney damage allows some of her plasma protein to be excreted

excess glucose in the urine (glucosuria) tends to happen with patients exhibiting type 2 diabetes. this glucose should not be going through the glomerular filtration barrier within bowman’s capsule as its molecular weight is too high. thus i believe that her serum albumin levels would be low as the GFR has been broken down, allowing other biological molecules (albumin, aka a protein) to be lost within the urine. thus serum albumin levels are depressed.

]]> http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/a-patient-has-both-systemic-lupus-erthematosus-which-has-damaged-her-liver-and-insulin-dependent-diabetes/feed 2 a patient has both systemic lupus erthematosus, which has damaged her liver, and insulin-dependent diabetes… http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/a-patient-has-both-systemic-lupus-erthematosus-which-has-damaged-her-liver-and-insulin-dependent-diabetes http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/a-patient-has-both-systemic-lupus-erthematosus-which-has-damaged-her-liver-and-insulin-dependent-diabetes#comments Sun, 11 Oct 2009 21:51:02 +0000 admin http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/a-patient-has-both-systemic-lupus-erthematosus-which-has-damaged-her-liver-and-insulin-dependent-diabetes

which has damaged her kidneys. as the disease have progressed, the edema she experiences has worsened. why?

-liver damage prevents her from making suffiecient plasma proteins

- kidney daage allows some of her plasma protein to be excreted

-kidney damage allows olittle fluid to accumuate in the bowmans capsule

- kidney damage allows some of her plasma protein to be excreted

excess glucose in the urine (glucosuria) tends to happen with patients exhibiting type 2 diabetes. this glucose should not be going through the glomerular filtration barrier within bowman’s capsule as its molecular weight is too high. thus i believe that her serum albumin levels would be low as the GFR has been broken down, allowing other biological molecules (albumin, aka a protein) to be lost within the urine. thus serum albumin levels are depressed.

]]> http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/a-patient-has-both-systemic-lupus-erthematosus-which-has-damaged-her-liver-and-insulin-dependent-diabetes/feed 2 I have had insulin dependent diabetes for 32 years. What are the links with liver disease? http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/i-have-had-insulin-dependent-diabetes-for-32-years-what-are-the-links-with-liver-disease http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/i-have-had-insulin-dependent-diabetes-for-32-years-what-are-the-links-with-liver-disease#comments Sun, 20 Sep 2009 18:48:03 +0000 admin http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/i-have-had-insulin-dependent-diabetes-for-32-years-what-are-the-links-with-liver-disease

I have already been diagnosed with gastroparesis, and have been taking prilosec, or previced for years. I don’t feel good. I am worried that it is either my kidneys, or my liver. I am going to the doctor on Mon. But it wouldn’t hurt to know more.

It is more linked to the kidneys than the liver. All insulin dependent diabetics have risk of kidney problems. I’m sure the diabetes is not related to the liver problems. Perhaps you should try not to worry too much until you have seen the doctor, he will be able to tell you more then, take care…

]]> http://diabetes-type-1.org/type-1-insulin-dependent-diabetes/i-have-had-insulin-dependent-diabetes-for-32-years-what-are-the-links-with-liver-disease/feed 3 How does Type 2 Diabetes develop? — SF Clip: Mary Toscano Healthy Living http://diabetes-type-1.org/diabetes-type-2/how-does-type-2-diabetes-develop-sf-clip-mary-toscano-healthy-living http://diabetes-type-1.org/diabetes-type-2/how-does-type-2-diabetes-develop-sf-clip-mary-toscano-healthy-living#comments Mon, 07 Sep 2009 12:44:05 +0000 admin http://diabetes-type-1.org/diabetes-type-2/how-does-type-2-diabetes-develop-sf-clip-mary-toscano-healthy-living

Clip from nutrition education video “Sweet Fire: Understanding Sugar’s Role in Your Health” on how Type 2 Diabetes develops. Sweet Fire is a nutrition primer focused on how to prevent Type 2 Diabetes with diet. Produced by Mary Toscano Healthy Living, www.marytoscano.com

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