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[lewdog]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

In these cases, it sounds like it's genetic, in which Type II will eventually become Type I.

I have a friend who's father died from diabetes Type I in his early 60's. My friend has been on Metformin for years on end as a Type II diabetic but he's closing in on Type I, despite diet and exercise. It will happen eventually, if not soon, as his AIC is 7.4.

Those with Adult Onset/Type II diabetes can generally be reversed with weight loss, diet and exercise but if there's a family history of Diabetes Type I, the Type II could very likely become Type I as the person ages.

Type II does not turn into type I.

Older adults will occasionally get diagnosed with Type II that later is reclassified as Type I.

[Chiefshrink]

Originally Posted by lewdog

Type II does not turn into type I.

Older adults will occasionally get diagnosed with Type II that later is reclassified as Type I.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by lewdog

Type II does not turn into type I.

Older adults will occasionally get diagnosed with Type II that later is reclassified as Type I.

After a period of about 10 years of poorly-managed T2DM, the beta cells in your pancreas will continue to fail to the point where you will become insulin-dependent.