A project in Sweden and Finland has found type two diabetes to be categorised as four different diseases. The researchers, led by experts at Lund University believe the more precise groupings each of the disedis which are genetically distinct, the better the diagnosis and proper precision.

Type one is severe autoimmune diabetes, type two should be divided into four categories, two serious and two mild. Severe insulin-deficient diabetes include people with high blood sugar, low insulin production and moderate insulin resistance.

Severe insulin-resistant diabetes – is predominantly linked to obesity and severe insulin resistance. This requires insulin injections for life. Severe Insulin-Deficient Diabetes High blood sugar is low insulin production and moderate insulin resistance.

Severe Insulin-Resistant Diabetes is linked to obesity and severe insulin resistance. Mild Obesity-Related Diabetes – includes obese patients, but is less serious and includes people who fall ill at a relatively young age.

Mild Age-Related Diabetes is the largest group, it consists mostly of elderly patients. And the final group, mild age-related diabetes, is the largest group, with more elderly patients. The five division of the disease can leads to intensified treatment. The five types of diabetes are different and should be treated in a different ways, this can reduce the risk of diabetes-related complications in the future.
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