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  Type 1 diabetes, earlier known as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes, is a chronic health condition wherein one’s blood sugar levels spike due to the total loss of functioning of beta-cells of Islets of Langerhans of the pancreas in producing insulin. Insulin is a hormone that allows sugars to enter cells to produce energy. If there is little or no insulin, the body won’t be able to utilize sugars for energy and hence there would be a build-up of sugars (glucose) in the blood. Many scientists and doctors call this form of diabetes an autoimmune condition as one’s immune system can unintentionally damage the beta cells in his/her own body.   How can One Recognize Type 1 Diabetes?   According to Dr. Sudhakar Reddy, an expert Endocrinologist in Hyderabad at MAGNA Centre for Obesity Diabetes and Endocrinology , ‘Type 1 diabetes evolves rapidly, meaning a healthy person can develop type 1 diabetes in just a week or a month. The onset of this form of diabetes c...

  Women who are in their reproductive years are susceptible to Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), a hormonal disorder. If one has PCOS or has extended menstrual cycles, one may not experience regular periods. There's a chance that one's body contains too much of the hormone androgen. Numerous microscopic fluid-filled sacs, known as cysts, develop along the ovary's outer surface. Developing eggs can be found in small fluid-filled cysts. They're called follicles. Regularly, the follicles stop releasing eggs. PCOS has no recognized etiology. Long-term implications, including cardiovascular and type 2 diabetes disease, may be less likely to occur with weight loss, early diagnosis, and treatment. In this blog, the best PCOS Doctor in Hyderabad from Magna Centers for Obesity, Diabetes, and Endocrinology discusses the essential aspects of PCOS, its complications, as well as diagnosis and treatment options. What can be the Complications of PCOS? Infertility Slumber apnea Dia...