If you have diabetes, will it be passed on to your offspring?

Diabetes is a multi-risk syndrome, and it is thought that there is a genetic predisposition to diabetes because the incidence of diabetes is higher in relatives of people with diabetes than in relatives of people without diabetes. The genetic predisposition to type 2 diabetes is more pronounced than that of type 1 diabetes, and if both parents are diabetic, then not 100% of their offspring will have diabetes, and only 5% will develop diabetes.

In fact, diabetes is hereditary, if there is a diabetic in the family, the probability of diabetes in the offspring is about 3-20 times higher than that of the non-diabetic family, which is a data that has been done a lot of research abroad. This inheritance is not one-to-one. It doesn't mean that parents are diabetic, children must be diabetic.

Type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes have a familial genetic tendency, and the proportion of type 1 diabetes inherited to offspring accounts for 50%, and type 2 diabetes, especially obese people, can be found that 95% of people have a history of diabetes in their families, so it is very likely to be passed on to future generations.

I think parents with diabetes should start their children from the baby and start to prevent it.

Diabetes is related to genetic factors, and if both parents are diabetic, the chance of having a child with diabetes is significantly higher. However, the hereditary nature of diabetes is inseparable from many factors, so diabetics should not worry, as long as these factors are avoided, diabetes will not be passed on to future generations.

Diabetes is related to genetic factors. If both parents have diabetes, then the rate of diabetes in the child is greatly increased. However, the inheritance of diabetes is inseparable from many factors, so diabetes does not need to be worried, as long as some factors are avoided, diabetes will not be passed on to offspring.

Diabetes may be passed on to the next generation. The next generation of diabetic patients has a higher chance of developing diabetes than normal people, and the genetic risk of type I diabetes is higher than that of type II.

If diabetes is particularly severe, it will definitely be passed on to your offspring, and it may affect the health of many people.

Probably not, most diabetes is a gene that will not be inherited, and the possibility of inheritance is very small.

For patients with type 2 diabetes, there is often a clear familial genetic tendency, which may be passed on to future generations.

Yes, some diabetes is passed on to the next generation.

There is a certain possibility, so try to control your diet.

Diabetes mellitus has a certain chance of being passed on, and type 2 diabetes is generally more genetic. But the genetics of diabetes are not absolute, it just increases the risk of diabetes. If the parents have diabetes or have a family history of diabetes, and high-risk people should actively control their diet, avoid greasy and spicy food, and do not smoke or drink; Develop good living habits, go to bed early and get up early, and maintain a good hail mentality.

It's not all because of genetics, some people get diabetes, only because of their own Jing Bizhi eating habits and poor living schedules, and some people get it because of hereditary bright allergy diabetes.

It's not like that, it's probably because of excessive obesity, it's probably because of the greasy and spicy food you usually eat, and it's probably because you smoke a lot, you drink a lot, and Huiyou often stays up late to cause the letter hall.

It may be due to genetic tolerance. It may also be caused by the poor lifestyle habits and drinking habits of eating cautiously in the later stage of the diet, or it may be caused by too much sugar intake.

It's not all genetic, it's just that it's related to genetic and environmental factors, and there's a certain family history.

Diabetes is not always inherited from heredity, but also environmental factors and autoimmunity are also involved in the pathogenesis.

If diabetes is a type 2 diabetes, it has a family history, Zheng Ying's so-called family history is to say that there is this in the family, the occurrence of type 2 diabetes is easy to shout Bicong sense gene, in fact, we Chinese common genes, wisdom and disadvantages have susceptibility to diabetes this factor, so we Chinese diabetes, this susceptibility gene is called nodule gene.

Most of the causes of diabetes are due to genetics, whether it is type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes, which is related to genetics, and feeding is caused by infection due to environmental factors.

If one of the spouses has type 2 diabetes, it is the other party who is most likely to be "inherited", because the living habits, dietary structure, and problems faced by the two people are almost the same in the local environment. Diabetes is a chronic non-communicable disease that seriously endangers health, and many parents will have such doubts and worries, fearing that they will pass on the risk of chronic diseases to their children. Next, Dr. Zhen will share with you the relevant knowledge about the genetic risk of diabetes and diabetes prevention.

Faced with such a disease, one can't help but think,What causes diabetes? Will it be passed on to children? Or if my parents have diabetes, will I get diabetes in the future?

The prevalence of type 2 diabetes varies widely among different ethnic groups living in the same environment. In the United States, the prevalence of type 2 diabetes is 2-6 times higher among African-Americans, American Indians, PIMA Indians, and Hispanics than in Caucasians.

Even if there is a slight increase in blood sugar, they will take active measures to prevent the disease from progressing and remission. Therefore, diabetes is genetically predisposed, but it is preventable.

There are many patients who get diabetes because of obesity, and it is very important to avoid obesity to prevent diabetes. Obesity can make insulin sensitivity less susceptible to type 2 diabetes, so patients with a genetic history should be more careful not to overnourish and overweight so as to avoid diabetes as much as possible. Diabetes is caused by many aspects, in addition to genetics, a large part of the cause is caused by metabolic problems caused by poor lifestyle habits.

So, your child should pay attention to the phrases and stick to a healthy lifestyle in the future, and don't worry too much. The presence of susceptibility genes does not mean that the disease is 100% diseased, and early intervention is sufficient.

Not all diabetic patients have the possibility of heredity, diabetes can be inherited, if there is a family history, then there is a possibility of heredity, diabetes diabetes has a familial predisposition. If you don't have a family history of diabetes, it's not inherited. In the case of stable blood sugar control, the impact is not large, and diabetic patients can get married and have children like normal people.

Insulin is given during pregnancy**. Oral hypoglycemic drugs and hyperglycemic toxicity can easily lead to fetal malformations or miscarriage. It is recommended that you go to a diabetes specialist hospital for further detailed examination.

In order to facilitate your accurate disease evaluation, individualized ** on the basis of standardization, and fine dynamic control.

Type 2 diabetes is not hereditary, as long as you usually strengthen exercise, pay attention to your eating habits, do not eat high-fried food, and do not eat high-calorie food.

If you already have diabetes, then you will carry this risk in your genes, so if you want to avoid that your offspring will not have diabetes, then it is best to pay attention to your diet, control your weight and exercise so that you will not inherit it.

Diabetes mellitus is a complex disease that can be divided into several different types, each with different genetic predispositions to each other. In China, more than 90% of diabetes is type 2 diabetes, in addition to type 1 diabetes, gestational diabetes and special types of diabetes. The pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes is complex and has not yet been clarified medically.

It is currently accepted that type 2 diabetes is caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. For example, if a parent has type 2 diabetes, the risk of the child is higher than that of a child without a family history of diabetes, but the child does not necessarily develop diabetes, and the eventual onset of diabetes is related to acquired factors such as eating habits and exercise. Even if we can't completely prevent children from developing diabetes, letting children love sports and develop good eating habits will make children's diabetes "appear late, manifest mildly, take less medication, and be easy to control" or even prevent disease.

However, in some special types of diabetes, heredity plays a greater role in determining the onset of diabetes, and the probability of children suffering from diabetes can reach 1 2 or even higher. For example, there is a special type of diabetes caused by a single gene mutation, known as juvenile-onset adult diabetes, which is caused by the disease-causing gene carried by the autosomes and is dominantly inherited.

Therefore, we can conclude that the risk of children of diabetic patients with different types of diabetes and different specific conditions is also very different.

There is a certain genetic factor to diabetes, and the genetic chance of type 2 diabetes is greater than that of type 1 diabetes. However, not the elders in the family, such as parents, grandparents, grandparents, etc., are diabetic, and their children or the next generation will definitely get diabetes. There are many risk factors for diabetes, and genetics is one of them, such as irregular overeating, high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia, obesity, etc.

Therefore, people with a family history of heredity or other high-risk factors are advised to control their diet, eat small meals regularly, reduce oil and salt, strengthen exercise, and preferably regular aerobic exercise after meals, etc., to enhance immunity and prevent the onset of the disease or delay the onset time as much as possible.

Diabetes is hereditary, but diabetes is a complex genetic disease, not everyone with diabetes genes will get sick, and it is also related to your acquired lifestyle and eating habits, as long as there is less sugar and less oil, light diet and reasonable exercise, there are many people with genetics who may not get sick.

There is a genetic component to diabetes, and the genetic history will focus on the family history of diabetes and hypertension when taking a medical history.

Diabetes mellitus is divided into type 1 and type 2, of which type 1 diabetes is closely related to genetics and is mainly related to heredity, while type 2 diabetes is not related to genetics.

Although there is a certain relationship between the onset of diabetes and genetics, the onset of diabetes is affected by the acquired environment. The offspring of diabetic patients do not necessarily get diabetes, and it is necessary to prevent it from happening, although there is a genetic predisposition, but it can be prevented.

Diabetes is hereditary, and the disease is affected by genetic factors, so it is possible that future generations may inherit diabetes.

There are congenital and acquired types of diabetes, congenital diabetes can be inherited, and acquired diabetes is generally not inherited.

Type 1 diabetes is mostly hereditary, and type 2 diabetes is closely related to lifestyle.

If your parents have diabetes, pay attention to regular physical examinations, and usually pay attention to diet and weight.

Diabetes is definitely genetic, but not 100% hereditary.

Diabetes mellitus is divided into type I and type I, type I is hereditary, and type I has familial predisposition.