children diabetes signs

of diabetes in a 2 old .....?

How do you test a child to see if they have diabetes? What are the signs and symptoms should I look for when you suspect diabetes? All websites for parents of young children with diabetes? Any help or suggestions welcome!

Yes, 2 years is young for a diagnosis of type 1 diabetes. But it happens all the time. You have excellent answers and then I'll tell you some of our history. We have a daughter 18 months. 2 months ago, she had a cold. So no improvement. She had the most layers of wetlands we have seen. Some nights, that change their 3 or 4 times. We thought we had bought several layers poorly made and promised not to buy that brand again. One day, she was a good day, so we changed diaper and took her to the zoo. When he returned the car had moderated his bed, clothes and a stroller in less than 4 hours. He was fiercely thirsty. He took one ounces 8 cup complete training of all that, apparently, not breathing. After vomiting. Then she cried again. We have begun to limit to two ounces of an hour. As the days passed, became inconsolable. She wanted all the time, but was agitated and refused to cooperate. She has lost 3 to 4 pounds, which is a big problem because weighed something like as 24 pounds to start. Finally, my wife told me she wanted to go to the doctor, only it was not right. The doctor has a simple blood test with the same finger type of control a diabetic who use at home. The result was 334. They have a different monitor brands and session, 324. OK then ... We have spent 3 days in hospital where he received insulin and fluids, and have much to learn, very quickly. We cried, we hugged, and loved us. We're still learning, she returned to normal, bubbly, adorable self. It is hard work, but we do what we do. Sometimes people ask us if it is hard to put fingers to the blood test or if is difficult to give injections. Yes, it's hard. He does not like that. She does not fight for us, however. And it's much harder to see our son in a life-threatening deterioration ketoacidosis or worse. Our diabetes educators have been the absolute best. If you do not already, please find one. Call your local hospital that deals with young children, and can refer. Sure you get a book of the Pink Panther. It's incredible. Good luck!

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