Question

Ron is drinking water and soda in large quantities, urinating frequently, is always hungry, and is complaining of feeling sick at times. He is diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. There is MOST likely an abnormality with his _____

Answer 1

Answer: With Ron already being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, there is most likely an abnormality with his pancreas.

Ron will need to stop drinking soda or at least stop drinking in such large quantities. Some symptoms that are associated with an abnormal pancreas are; nausea, vomiting, and fever.

The pancreas is an organ that is in the human body. The pancreas is how food is broken down in the stomach and small intestine.  

This organ is also vital because it produces insulin in the body. By drinking too many sugary drinks or eating to much sugar will cause the pancreas to not work correctly.  

When a person is having issues with their pancreas, they may urinate more often, be abnormally hungry, and may experience fevers and nausea.  

When a person is diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, it is because they now need insulin to bring down the glucose levels to normal. The sugar has made a tolerance in the body and isn't producing as much insulin as before.