Is diabetes infectious disease?
My friend said her doctor told her diabetes isn't like a cold or flu. So, is diabetes an infectious disease, or is it something else entirely?
My friend said her doctor told her diabetes isn't like a cold or flu. So, is diabetes an infectious disease, or is it something else entirely?
No, absolutely not. Diabetes is not contagious and cannot be spread from person to person like a cold or flu. It's a metabolic condition. Always get proper medical information from reliable sources.
Arre nahi beta, bilkul nahi! Yeh contagious nahi hai, matlab ek se doosre ko nahi lagta hai. Yeh toh apne shareer ki andar ki baat hai, sugar ka mamla hai. Tum kisi ko chu kar ya paas baith kar diabetic nahi ban sakte.
No, no, absolutely not. Diabetes is a metabolic disorder, not an infection. You can't catch it from someone like a cold. So don't worry about that aspect at all, it's safe to be around people with diabetes.
Haha, thank goodness it's not infectious, otherwise my whole family would have it after sharing so many sweets! No, it's not something you can catch, it's more about how your body handles sugar.
My doctor clearly explained that diabetes is a non-communicable disease. This means it's not caused by pathogens and cannot be transmitted from one person to another through contact or any other means. It's a chronic condition related to metabolism.
No, it's not an infectious disease. You can't catch diabetes from another person. It's a problem with your body's sugar control.
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No, it is not an infectious disease. Diabetes is a chronic metabolic condition, not contagious. There's no way to 'catch' it from someone.
Oh, that's a good question! I was actually wondering if it could be spread, like, with sharing food or something. So, it's not infectious? That's a relief to know, thanks!
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