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| The term '''diabetes''' can mean one of two quite different ]s: | The term '''diabetes''' can mean one of two quite different ]s: | ||
| * the more common ] which includes type 1 (juvenile diabetes), type 2 (adult onset) and gestational diabetes (during pregnancy) | * the more common "sugar diabetes", ] which includes type 1 (juvenile diabetes), type 2 (adult onset) and gestational diabetes (during pregnancy) | ||
| * or the less common ], where the body is incapable of concentrating ], leading to increased urine production, fluid loss and thirst. | * or the less common "water diabetes", ], where the body is incapable of concentrating ], leading to increased urine production, fluid loss and thirst. | ||
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The term diabetes can mean one of two quite different diseases:
- the more common "sugar diabetes", diabetes mellitus which includes type 1 (juvenile diabetes), type 2 (adult onset) and gestational diabetes (during pregnancy)
- or the less common "water diabetes", diabetes insipidus, where the body is incapable of concentrating urine, leading to increased urine production, fluid loss and thirst.
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Diabetes mellitus.If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Category: