Diabetes is mostly caused by problems with insulin, a hormone that controls how much glucose (blood sugar) is in the body. In Type 1 diabetes, the immune system attacks and kills insulin-making cells in the pancreas by mistake. This means that the body doesn't make enough insulin. This type is usually caused by genes and can't be stopped.

Type 2 diabetes is more common and is usually caused by a mix of genetics and living choices. Things like being overweight, not being active, and eating poorly can all play a role. In this type, blood sugar levels are too high because the body either doesn't make enough insulin or stops responding to it. Age, race, and family background are also important.

During pregnancy, gestational diabetes happens when the body can't make enough insulin to meet its needs. Some risk factors are being overweight and having a history of the disease in your family. Managing diabetes usually involves making changes to your lifestyle, taking medicine, and using insulin treatment. For managing to work well, there needs to be regular tracking and medical help.
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