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julietanannen


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Does Type 1 diabetes increase the risk for pancreatic cancer? I can’t find much information on this.

 



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bartholomew


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I don’t know why it would. FWIW I’m nearing 60 years with Type 1 and my pancreas is otherwise fine. If it weren’t for that pesky insulin malfunction…


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KennyOmega


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It probably does but there's a lack of research, unfortunately :(

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Failure of insulin is unlikely to increase the risk of pancreatic cancer, if only because people rarely have a severe degree of diabetes. I'd only be afraid of getting it if I had third-degree diabetes. On the other hand, you can always come to examine your body if something bothers you. If you have had cancer cases in your family, you should be checked. And not only cancer but also just examined for different microorganisms or parasites. You never know when a doctor will prescribe something like this for you https://www.niclosam.com/product/niclosamide-powder/. I wouldn't have thought I'd be prescribed niclosamide powder, but it happened a month and a half ago!



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I've done some research, and diabetes type I doesn't have anything in common with pancreatic cancer

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jaclinlunderman5 wrote:

I've done some research, and diabetes type I doesn't have anything in common with pancreatic cancer

No, I didn't hear of any connections between them. Uncontrolled diabetes highly increases the risk of affecting disease-related organs like kidneys, heart, retina, nerves, and foot. These are the most characterized co-morbidities associated with diabetes. But of course, further studies are always giving birth to new theories, and medicine is sharply evolving. For instance, I got acquainted with the rm 1 prostatic cancer cell line that physicians developed to study the efficacy of immunotherapy drugs that will allow finding cures for specific cancer types. I'm assured that finding etiology and treatment for pancreatic cancer is closer than we think.



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