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Type 3 diabetes
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Diabetes Type 2 is commonly known. Some also know the “youth diabetes” diabetes type 1 and some know the pregnancy diabetes. In the classification this is called diabetes type 4. that leads to the question, what diabetes type 3 is? In the following there is named a short list, which emergences are embraced by diabetes type 3. The “Mody-diabetes” was explained in another article.
- III A (genetic defect at the B-cell)
- Chromosome 20 (MODY 1)
- Chromosome 7 (MODY 2)
- Chromosome 12 (MODY 3)
- Mitochondrial DNA (MIDD, Maternally Inherited Diabetes and Deafness)
- Other defects
- III B (genetic defect of the impact of insulin)
- Insulin resistance type A
- Lipatroph diabetes
- Other defects
- III C (diseases of the exocrine pancreas)
- Pancreatitis
- Traumata/ Pankreatektomy
- Neoplasm
- cystic fibrosis
- Other diseases
- III D (diseases endocrinology)
- Acromegaly
- Morbus cushing
- Glucagon
- Somatostatin
- Hyperthyroidism
- Aldosteronom
- Other diseases
- III E (induced by drugs or chemicals)
- Vacor (rat poison)
- Pentamidin
- nicotinic acid
- Glucocorticoide
- thyroid hormones
- Diazoxid
- Beta – Sympathomimetika
- Thiazid- diuretics
- Dilantin
- Alpha-interferon
- Other substances
- III F (infections)
- Congenital rubella
- Zytomegalievirus
- Other infections
- III G (rare disease of immunological interfered diabetes)
- “stiff-man” syndrome
- anti-insulin-receptor-antibodies
- other types
- III H (other genetic syndromes, that are accidental linked to diabetes)
- Down-Syndrome
- Klinefelter-Syndrome
- Turner-Syndrome
- Wolfram-Syndrome
- Friedreich´sche Ataxia
- Chorea Huntington
- Dystrophia myotonica
- Porphyry
- Prader-Willi-Labhart-Syndrom
- Other syndromes
Translated by Sabrina Aust
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