People with diabetes often need to follow a strict diet and may require insulin injections. During a diabetic reaction, a person may experience confusion, sudden personality changes, or loss of consciousness. In extreme cases, diabetes can also cause vision loss, cardiovascular disease, kidney failure, stroke, or necessitate the amputation of limbs. Seizures are frequently controlled by medications and are most often not emergency situations. Physical or emotional stress may adversely affect a person with this condition.
Symptoms vary greatly.
People with HIV or AIDS are often stigmatized. Lyme's disease is a multisystemic condition which can cause paralysis, fatigue, fever, dermatitis, sleeping problems, memory dysfunction, cognitive difficulties, and depression. Lupus erythematosis can cause inflammatory lesions, neurological problems, extreme fatigue, persistent flu-like symptoms, impaired cognitive ability, and connective tissue dysfunction, and mobility impairments. Lupus most often affects young women. A person with MCS becomes increasingly sensitive to chemicals found in everyday environments.