Diabetes symptoms of diabetes
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yes, babe, those could definitely be symptoms of diabetes. but they could also be lots of other things. whatever they are, you should take them seriously and get to your doctor right away. he or she can run some simple blood tests and tell you what's going on. don't put yourself through feeling so badly when there may be a really easy fix. good luck!!
Possibly. The tiredness, blurry vision, nightsweats, and infections COULD be symptoms of diabetes, but I don't know how your epilepsy could be influencing your symptoms. Only a doctor and a test can tell you for sure. You said you got the result for the first fasting test; do you know what the number was? Yes, ask for an A1C. Many doctors are not too educated on diabetes but that is pretty basic.
s been going on for a little over a week, and I have researched what the symptoms could mean, and since those are the only symptoms, along with headaches, I am very confused. no other symptoms of diabetes apply to me, but i know it isn't dehydration because of the constant urination and I haven't been vomiting or anything. please, if you have credible advice, let me know. I'm a young women and am scared I have diabetes.
t comment on a BG of 220, but there are many factors that can affect a given reading -- including other meds, timing of a recent meal, etc. Often the tests for diabetes are done using a fasting BG or a glucose tolerance test.
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http://www.diabetes.org/pre-diabetes/pre-diabetes-symptoms.
Panic attacks are not symptoms of diabetes. However drinking a lot of water and going to the bathroom a lot can be. If your friend thinks he might have diabetes it is easy enough to go to a doctor who will recommend either a fasting glucose test or an OGTT where he drinks a really sweet drink and watches how it affects his blood sugar over time. He should definitely have it checked as untreated Type 1 diabetes can make you very sick.
passing urine more often than usual, especially at night
increased thirst
extreme tiredness
unexplained weight loss
genital itching or regular episodes of thrush
slow healing of cuts and wounds
blurred vision
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I have it too. Been testing my glucose levels 4x a day for 3 weeks now. No medication at this point. So far, I've been able to control it with diet and walking after meals. I think the hardest part is timing your food. Eating 6x a day is a change but I've adjusted to it fairly quickly. Should be just a minor hiccup. Don't stress!
t-2 symptoms are very similar; loss of weight, thirsty constantly, urininating constantly, blurred vision, irritable, no appetite like I had, being tired, weak, cuts or sores that do not heal quickly. We both can and do suffer leg pain which can be PAD, periphial arerty disease. Type 2 can go undiagnosed for years and a lot of people put on weight.
I hope this helps.
You may not know that a dry mouth which can feel like thirst is one of the symptoms of hypoglycemia as well as diabetes. And logic tells us that if your mouth is dry and you are drinking lots of fluids, you will urinate often. I am a tightly-controlled type 1 diabetic, and the dry mouth feeling that I get when my glucose is low is almost identical to the sensation of having high blood sugar.
If you feel you have all the symptoms of diabetes, you need to go to a doctor to get checked. I'm sure your parents would want you to talk with them about it and be seen be a doctor. If in fact you do have (Type 1) diabetes, exercise and eating healthy are very important and it's great that you do that, but they will not get rid of diabetes.
If you have diabetes you need to see a doctor and get treatment.
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