

Diabetes
Type 1 diabetes
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a disease that is caused by a lack of insulin. The pancreas does not produce or produces too little insulin, which is of vital importance for survival. Type 1 diabetes is also called juvenile diabetes as the majority to develop the disease do so under the age of 40.
Typical symptoms are increased urine production (polyuria), thirst, tiredness and weight loss. The symptoms appear really quickly. In Finland, diabetes among children is more common than it is anywhere else in the world.
Specialists
Price list
- Eriksson Johan, Specialist in internal medicine
- Karhiaho Iiro, Specialist in Internal Medicine (no appointments nor now)
- Karjanlahti Nina, Specialist in Internal Medicine
- Niskanen Leo, Specialist in Endocrinology and Internal Medicine
- Pietiläinen Kirsi, Specialist in Internal Medicine
- Rantala Heli, Specialist in Endocrinology
- Saraheimo Markku, Specialist of Internal Medicine, Diabetologist
A clinic fee of 29,70 € will be added to the price of the appointment. The Kanta fee is 3,30 € and is charged for all visits where information is saved to the My Kanta Pages. Specialist-specific prices can be found in the specialist’s profile. Prices do not include laboratory or X-ray examinations.
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Diabetes
Over 500,000 Finns suffer from diabetes (diabetes mellitus in Latin). This disease is divided into two groups: type 1 diabetes, where the body’s own production of insulin has decreased or stopped, and type 2, where there are disruptions to the effect of insulin in the body.
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Thyroid gland diseases
The thyroid is a small gland located at the front of the throat under the larynx. It produces thyroid hormones, which have an impact on metabolism.
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Metabolic Syndrome
Metabolic syndrome (MBS) is caused by disruption in the blood sugar balance (insulin resistance), resulting in the blood pressure rising and also an impact on the blood’s ability to coagulate and changes in the composition of the blood lipids. Metabolic syndrome can be asymptomatic for many years.