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Diabetic acidosis, or diabetic ketoacidosis, is one of the many complications that can arise from diabetes. Too little insulin–which helps sugar enter cells for energy– can cause the body to use fat for energy, resulting in the release of ketones. For some, this condition can be the first sign you have diabetes, according to the Mayo Clinic.
