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SYMPTONS FOR NEONATAL DIABETES Permanent Neonatal Diabetes Mutations in insulin gene Transient Neonatal Diabetes Emaciation at birth - malnourished Low birth weight Lack of subcutaneous fat Poor weight gain Excessive urination Fever Insulin deficiency Excessive thirst Dehydration Abscess- inflamed tissue Mental retardation Absence of ketonuria- absence of ketone in the blood SYMPTOMS FOR MATURITY ONSET DIABETES OF YOUTH (MODY) Hyperglycemia Increased thirst Increased urination SYMPTOMS FOR GESTATIONAL DIABETES Frequent urination Excessive thirst Extreme hunger Unusual weight loss Increased fatigue Irritability Blurry Vision SYMPTOMS FOR TYPE 1 DIABETES *Symptoms are similar to Type 2 diabetes Increased Thirst Increased urination Weight Loss despite increased appetite Nausea Vomiting Abdominal pain Fatigue Absence of menstruation SYMPTOMS OF TYPE 2 DIABETES *Symptoms vary upon age (teens or adults) Increased thirst and hunger Fatigue Blurred vision Weight loss Excessive urination Itching and dry skin Frequent infections Issues with sexual functions Vaginal yeast infections of fungal Infections under breast or groin Erectile dysfunction in men Nausea or vomiting Teens: Overweight or obese Acanthosis nigrician – dark, thick, velvety skin that forms in folds or creases in the skin Sleep apnea Restlessness Polyphagia- excessive hunger Dyslipidemia - abnormal concentrations of lipids or lipoproteins in the blood Hyperglycemia- high levels of sugar in the blood Hypertension- high blood pressure Polycystic ovarian syndrome- a hormone complication that can cause the ovaries to become enlarged and develop cysts, and also effects menstruation.