diabetes disease process

What is the process of medication for diabetes type1 patients?

I wonder if there is only one way to take drugs injection of insulin right from the start or is there other drugs for that? I mean for type 1 diabetes, injection of insulin is the only way? or is there another way to solve the problem? Please help me, I want to know if the injection insulin per day is the only way for a patient with type 1 diabetes since the onset ?????

There are two things available for Type 1 diabetes right now: insulin and Symilin. From the beginning of a diabetic type 1 should be put on insulin, period. There are people who have another type of diabetes that is referred to type1.5. It usually affects people over 25 years and is similar to type 1 is a reaction autoimmune disease where the bodies immune system attacks the cells producing insulin in the pancreas. The difference of 1.5 is such that it takes more time, usually a few years for this process to take place in the type 1, which happens very quickly. In Type 1.5 times the treatment will start with different types of drugs, but eventually they end up on insulin. Physicians are, however, from those patients on insulin since the beginning because it tends to slow the progression of the disease, believeing that the tablets cons diabetes the pancreas produces tax to give much earlier. Symilin is option is given inconjunction with insulin at mealtimes to help with peak blood glucose.

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