Diabetes Mellitus

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This paper explains how Diabetes Mellitus occurs when glucose in the blood is unable to enter cells and be used, so blood sugar levels remain high. The paper looks at the two types of Diabetes Mellitus and the causes and possible treatments for the disease.

Contents
Definition of Diabetes Mellitus
Ideology of Diabetes Mellitus
Causes of Diabetes Mellitus
Recovery
Associated Illnesses
Considerations
Vocational Rehabilitation
Residual Problems
Works Cited

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"Vocational rehabilitation is not normally required for individuals with controlled type II diabetes mellitus, since if the disease is controlled it does not impact on work function. Vocational rehabilitation may be required for individuals with type I diabetes mellitus. Whether rehabilitation is required depends on the individual and the requirements of their work. For example, individuals that have active jobs may require rehabilitation to assist them in managing variations in activity while maintaining suitable blood sugar levels."

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