Without insulin

Hello sweets I have other of my doubts what happens if a type 1 diabetic does not put insulin one day? Dies?

Hi Geminis ... the organism needs a basal insulin, which has nothing to do with the intake, and then the one that covers the meals ... therefore always to a greater or lesser extent a type 1 diabetic needs that basal insulin, it also needsTaking carbohydrates, an absence of insulin and carbohydrates can produce an increase in blood ketone bodies, which can cause a metabolic decompensation ... so if you are diabetic 1, do not forget your insulin, which isNecessary to live.

Greetings.

But a single day does not die.It can be very bad, depending on what eate.The question was for a day, right?

Well, I don't know if you die or not ... what surely would you put yourself very, very bad.One day I was about four-six hours without insulin (because of a pump block) and I have never found myself "so sick."

There was a news (I think that in this forum) of some parents who decided to take their daughter with diabetes to a healer and the first thing he did was remove the insulin.A day the girl was supermarket, but the healer said she was "monkey to insulin" I don't know how much it lasted but when he already became unconscious and finally they took her to the hospital they could not do anything for her.

Another thing, if you have no insulin or do you think about doing sports ...

It must be difficult for young people to die of being 1 day without insulin ... but equal to the second day it is too late to act.
The passage to the diabetic coma can be very fast ... Keep in mind that the debut is not the same, where there are few insulin reserves, but they still exist.
In any case, a stay in UCI of several days does not take away anyone, sure.
In more advanced age, regardless of their type of diabetes, death chances increase greatly.

Without insulin it is impossible to go beyond 3-4 days with luck;The normal thing is usually that dehydration appears, vomiting and nausea and even serious respiratory difficulties ... in addition to the classic thirst, urinating a lot and drinking a lot.
But you breathe well to the heart to go to more revolutions, if for bad luck your heart is already touched or is "touched" as standard because you have many ballots of having a great scare ... for example.

With a type 1 diabetes, endogenous insulin does not exist, so in hours the ketoacidosis can occur and, if it is not quickly, you die.Anyway, a diabetic coma is no joke, because some organs can be damaged.
In a type 2 diabetes, insulin is not always needed and can be controlled with a regime, it depends on the endogenous insulin.