wat are the syptems for becoming a diabetic?

Answer 1

The classic symptoms of diabetes are frequent urination, frequent thirst, weight loss, blurred vision. There are two types of diabetes and they are Type I which start in childhood and Type II which is adult onset...both can be treated with diet and oral mediation's but can also include insulin. The great thing about having diabetes today is that it can be controlled and there are many new medications on the market. Often patients can loose weight and or change their eating habits and control their blood sugar. If you think you have these symptoms or someone you know then go to the doctor for testing and exams..it can save your life.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

I didn't have the typical symproms such as thirst , rash, double visions etc. I had weird numbness of the the feet and pains in my legs when I would go to bed. By the time I was diagnosed while working on another problem the nerves in my legs were already damaged. Get a simple blood test especially if there is diabetes in your family.

Answer 5

I'm not diabetic, but I was just diagnosed with insulin resistance, which is one of the precursors to diabetes. My symptoms that led them to run the tests were excessive thirst, unexplained weight gain and water retention, excessive urination, headaches, and chronic fatigue. But since they caught it all early, I can change my eating and exercise habits, take supplements and get it under control.

If you are worried you are becoming a diabetic, talk to your doctor.

Answer 6

I experienced excessive, incurable thirst, which led to constant peeing, rapid weight-loss (about 30 lbs in 2 weeks), patches of lizard skin and improved eyesight (only lasted for 3 days tho :(

Answer 7

Well i have diabetes and the things i remember are that i lost weight fast and i was not exercising or dieting so it fell off for no reason.i also wanted to drink cold water all the time because i felt like i needed it,and it felt like i needed to pee every 30 min. ,but to me the most memorable thing i remember was i felt miserable all the time like i had nothing to do.

Answer 8

Begins with excessive tiredness,losing weight,increased thirst,and increased night time urination.

Answer 9

excessive thirst, eye problems, numbness in feet. That's just a few that I know of from my friend who was recently diagnosed.

Answer 10

eyesight going bad and excessive thirst