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Type 1 diabetes, also known as Juvenile diabetes, has many symptoms that, unfortunately, mimic many common childhood milestones. Learn how to discern the difference between diabetes symptoms and run of the mill healthy childhood behaviors.

1. Increased thirst. As active as children are, it isn’t unreasonable for your child to be demanding more drinks one day from the next. But if your child is thirsty all hours of the day and night and seems to crave ice cold water with the frequency of an addict, their kidneys may be trying to flush glucose from the body. Without insulin to move the glucose along through the blood stream to process it, the sugar builds up triggering a natural desire for more liquids. This is one of the most well-known and recognizable of the Type 1 diabetes symptoms.

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Many children have issues taking medicine. They don’t like the taste. They don’t want to be stubborn. They don’t think it will work. They might not be able to swallow a pill. All these issues cause problems in getting your child to take the medicine that he or she might need to be taking. Find out what you can do that will help you get your child to take the medicine.

Try not to make this a stressful situation. Sure you want to see your child take it and not cause problems, but if it’s stressful it’s just going to be worse. Don’t add extra anxiety to this situation.

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