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<blockquote data-quote="searley" data-source="post: 2279031" data-attributes="member: 31377"><p>Yes T2 can get dka it’s a lot rarer but if very insulin resistant and un/poorly controlled the body still doesn’t get enough nutrition therefore dka can happen</p><p></p><p>Me as a slow onset T1 would go sky high in numbers if I stopped insulin but because I’m not very resistant and was still producing some insulin I never had any keytones.. it’s the lack of keystones that my consultant always said I was T2</p><p></p><p>However my stepdad only found out he was diabetic when he was admitted with dka </p><p></p><p>In short every case is different and there is always exceptions to the norm</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="searley, post: 2279031, member: 31377"] Yes T2 can get dka it’s a lot rarer but if very insulin resistant and un/poorly controlled the body still doesn’t get enough nutrition therefore dka can happen Me as a slow onset T1 would go sky high in numbers if I stopped insulin but because I’m not very resistant and was still producing some insulin I never had any keytones.. it’s the lack of keystones that my consultant always said I was T2 However my stepdad only found out he was diabetic when he was admitted with dka In short every case is different and there is always exceptions to the norm [/QUOTE]
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