People with diabetes don't look any different than people without diabetes, which is why it is so important to get tested regularly. Identify risk factors of diabetes, such as excessive thirst, excessive hunger, excessive urination, extreme fatigue or sores that won't heal, with help from a family nurse practitioner in this free video on diabetes.
I did, turns out I urinated once more than usual, that threw me off and I was being hyper-aware of everything. I still get thirsty, though I've always been like that, and I'm not urinating all the time, so I think I'm okay... I hope :)
Pixelbuddy 2 years ago
Hey same with me 17 past 2 days been thirsty a lot and drinking way more water than usual and going restroom like every 30 minutes. I noticed you posted 2 months ago so what happened did you go to the doctors?
amandaluvhp 2 years ago
PLEASE RESPOND
I'm 15, and I've always been thirsty throughout my life, but I have none of the other symptoms. In the past 2 days, I've urinated more than usual.
I am a hypochondriac/ OCD, so I'm not sure if I'm just checking if I have to go more often and I feel something, or that I've developed diabetes. I wouldn't think it would just suddenly start though. Any help?
Pixelbuddy 2 years ago