How are people usually diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes?

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How are people usually diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes?

Sister Parminder Rihal, Diabetes Specialist Nurse talks about how people with Type 1 Diabetes come to their diagnosis. She explains what sorts of symptoms people develop before they come to seek healthcare advice.

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