Diabetes Mellitus symptoms occur when the body does not produce enough insulin or is unable to properly utilize insulin to metabolize the sugar in the blood properly. When sugar is not metabolized properly the body starts to suffer and you will begin experiencing signs and symptoms of diabetes mellitus.

There are two primary types of diabetes mellitus. There is also a condition that falls into this category called gestational diabetes. Gestational diabetes occurs during pregnancy and generally resolves itself after childbirth. This type of diabetes mellitus can be a combination of type I and type II. Some women with gestational diabetes do not produce an adequate amount of insulin and require insulin injections. Other women produce enough insulin but have a hard time utilizing it properly, thus needing medication to help with insulin absorption.

Type I diabetes is also referred to as juvenile diabetes or insulin dependent diabetes. This disease …