Negative antibodies after debut (diagnosis of diabetes)

Good night,

We have diagnosis of type 1 diabetes since April and now they tell us about doing an analytical because the antibodies gave negative in the debut, has anyone happened to anyone?

Greetings,

Hi @leeef!

That happened to me in the debut, if I'm not mistaken, what it means is that they rule out that the origin of diabetes is for an infection, nothing more, your situation does not change at all.

Today, it is still not known exactly what the origin of diabetes is, which causes it, there are many theories, but no conclusive.

Greetings,

fer said:
hello @leeef!

That happened to me in the debut, if I'm not mistaken, what it means is that they rule out that the origin of diabetes is for an infection, nothing more, your situation does not change at all.

Today, it is still not known exactly what the origin of diabetes is, which causes it, there are many theories, but no conclusive.

Greetings,

I am sure that it will not disappear, although I do not deny that at first I had hope 😂But seeing how well my daughter is going 18 months and is the one who has it, I learn a lot from her and I get effort more than if I had happened to myprobably.It is simple curiosity since the endocrine did not explain to me and it was surprised.
Gracianaas!

Hello, the same happened to me.I have been with diabetes 1 for 1 month something like that, but I have done another analytical one a couple of days ago, they tell me that Alomejor is type 2. I will have to wait for the result.A hug!

Pablo Asturianin said:
Hello, the same happened to me.I have been with diabetes 1 for 1 month something like that, but I have done another analytical one a couple of days ago, they tell me that Alomejor is type 2. I will have to wait for the result.A hug!

The strange thing is that she is an 18 -month -old girl, and for what I have read the common is type 1, and the endocrine said that if it would be so, to see what the new analytics tells us.
And encouragement that I see that little also did you too 💪

Pablo Asturianin said:
Hello, the same happened to me.I have been with diabetes 1 for 1 month something like that, but I have done another analytical one a couple of days ago, they tell me that Alomejor is type 2. I will have to wait for the result.A hug!

The strange thing is that she is an 18 -month -old girl, and for what I have read the common is type 1, and the endocrine said that if it would be so, to see what the new analytics tells us.
And encouragement that I see that little also did you too 💪

My daughter, with 5 years, also gave her antibodies negative, and was a very clear guy.

From what I see is quite common, but it had never happened to our endocrine.

They also made antibodies and it came out negative ... what does it mean?What do I have no diabetes 1 but if diabetes 2?

Malenuka said:
They also made antibodies and came out negative ... what does it mean?What do I have no diabetes 1 but if diabetes 2?

I do not know but the endocrine says that it is type 1 and the pediatrician says that when he can take so in time there would be no antibodies.

The same thing happened to me too, I asked my endocrine if it was then type 2 and he told me that in diabetes not everything is black or black and that it was type 1.

Hello, I have read your comments.My husband had a debug or debut I do not know how to write in February 800 of sugar, he was feeling Diabetic for years without knowing it and we discovered it.They did the Pancreas resistance test and has not been conclusive and say that it has no antibodies, and is between type 1 and 2 diabetes, what exactly does it have antibodies, is it bad?

Diabetic debut is written.
Diabetes antibodies are "fighters" that are in the blood and fight against "attacks" produced by alterations of the person's genome.
But, as you have already told you, it is still not known exactly how diabetes occurs, so in the coming years, this antibody could be insignificant to explain the diabetes of a person.

Ok.Thank you so much.

Hello everyone, all this is very complicated, which I can advise you to all have a short time from the debut, is that you look at a study that they are doing in the United States called Poseidon.It is in the clinical study phase and are looking at the effect of vitamin D3 and Omega 3 in the possible re -quilibrium of the autoimmune system.
Since my daughter debuted, in January this year, I have been looking for information everywhere (I imagine that like everyone else) and what I have found that I gave me the peace of mind that you are not doing anything wrong for your daughter and that I can help her (Always under medical supervision) is this study.We take a short time with this, the only thing I can tell you is that for now we are doing well, from one analysis the next peptide that measures the production of insulin has risen from 0.48 to 1.16.The only thing that we are doing different from the usual treatment, which put us in the hospital with umalog junior u Lentus insulin is supplementation with vitamin D3 and Omega 3, the endocrine that sees us has not seen any impediment and is registering the possible differences that mayemerge.
At least we can contribute our data to the study in case researchers are used for something.
Time will say if it is for something or not.
Maria is 9 years old and weighs 28 kg, puts 2.5 slowly at night and distributing the hydrates in many shots a day (8, 10 rations a day) there are days that do not get fast because being small doses with whatwhich produces is able to return to normal glucose levels.Glycosilada in 6%.
It may be the honeymoon or may not like everything in diabetes time.
I hope the information undermines you
In greeting