1. Life Expectancy in Type 1 Diabetes: A person with Type 1 Diabetes who takes insulin regularly, follows a healthy lifestyle, and keeps blood sugar well-controlled can live a long and healthy life, often close to normal life expectancy. However, poor control over time can lead to complications (heart, kidneys, eyes, nerves) that may shorten lifespan. Key to Longer Life with Type 1 Diabetes: Daily insulin without fail Regular blood sugar monitoring Healthy diet, exercise Annual check-ups (eyes, kidneys, etc.) --- 2. Is Type 1 Diabetes Sexually Transmitted? No, Type 1 diabetes is not a sexually transmitted disease (STD). It is an autoimmune condition, where the body’s immune system attacks the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas.

It's  a pure endocrinal disorder ,your pancreatic beta cell is not producing enough Insulin , life long Insulin therapy is the treatment, life expectancy is like a normal individual ..

Hi, If a type 1 diabetic is regular with treatment and also follows a good diet and exercise plan he/she can have a life expectancy close to that of a person without the disease Usually, the disease is picked up later after kidney damage sets in. That reduces life expectancy The disease is not sexually transmitted. However, children born to parents with type 1 DM can have a slightly higher risk of the disease as it is AUTOIMMUNE

Yes as Normal As healthy adult

Life expectancy is normal . And it is not sexually transmitted

Depends on stage . And associated complications.

It is not sexually transmitted. Genetic. Life expectancy now a days with cgm monitoring, normal,as compared to normal person. Pl consult.

It is not sexually transmitted. The life expectancy is also good if Insulin is taken regularly.

Life expectancy of type 1Diabetic patient is same as normal person considering you control your blood glucose well. It is not sexually transmitted.

It is not sexually transmitted. Most T1 Diabetics are able to lead a normal life with average life expectancy.