I was diagnosed 13 years ago with Insulin Resistance. Some say it is Type 2 Diabetes. Is it or is it not? I was tested many times but the highest I know about was about 4 years ago tested fasting and my insulin was 22 at the time. It is normal now.
It is not the same but, insulin resistance often leads to diabetes.
Katherine is right. They're not the same. IR can lead to diabetes. Diabetes is avoidable, but not curable. The best you can hope for is remission.
Now is a good time to start researching where you're at medically and what your facing if you don't get this under control.
Here's a link to help get you started...
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/30556...
Insulin resistance is the beginning of the path to T2 diabetes.....and it ALWAYS leads to T2 diabetes unless you start intervening NOW. Get sugar and artifical sweeteners out of your diet NOW....and get exercise.....and DON'T let a Dr put you on a "prophlactic" dose of Metformin.......this drug actually accelerates the descent into T2 diabetes......
I have it under control now, I just want to know if Insulin Resistance is the same as Type 2 Diabetes or is there a difference?
Check to see if there are diabetic nutrition classes in your area sometimes insurance will cover part of the costs.Informative Certified nurse in diabetes jusully leads classes.