What are some early signs of diabetes?

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brunie200764 asked:

I’m 19 and I’m scared that I maybe getting diabetes. It runs on both sides of my family so i know the chances are pretty likely but usually no one gets it til there older. Please help me out. If you know any good sites to read up on this I would appreciate it. ALso off topic do you know the earliest you can tell signs of pregnancy and if you know any good sites for early signs please let me know. Thank yoU!

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5 Responses to “What are some early signs of diabetes?”

Bratt Says:
January 9th, 2009 at 7:39 am
Dizziness, feeling faint, blurred vision or seeing spots, frequent headaches, feeling clammy/cold sweats, and if you go for a long period without food you may feel ill.
bebe Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 4:03 am
boils among other things

go to webmd.com…they have like all the info on everything
MamaSmurf Says:
January 12th, 2009 at 6:59 am
If diabetes runs in your family, you have a slight risk factor. If one of your parents would have it, that would make your risk factor greater. There are pregnancy tests out now that can detect pregnancy as early as your period being late just a few days. Here are the most common signs of both types of diabetes. Many people do not get any symptoms at all, and most on experience a few symptoms…

Constant thirst
Frequent urination
Sweet smelling urine
Constant hunger
Headaches
Nausea or vomiting
Irritability
Leg cramps
Unexplained weight gain or loss
Blurry vision
Itching skin with no rash
Frequent boils
Reoccurring yeast infections in women
Itching ***** in men (this is a yeast infection
Slow healing wounds
Burning, tingling sensations in hands, arms, feet or legs

Bratt is giving your symptoms of hypoglycemia, not diabetes, although, a diabetic does experience hypoglyemia if their blood sugar gets too low.
Scott S Says:
January 14th, 2009 at 7:33 am
Here’s a few symptoms to detect diabetes;
1.)Frequent urination
2.)Constant thirst
3.)Sweet smelling urine
4.)Slow healing of wounds
5.)Blurred vision

There is also a condition which is called gestational diabetes, which can occur in some women when they are pregnant. It might be time for you to seek a doctors visit if you’re suffering from any of these symptoms.
japanie Says:
January 16th, 2009 at 10:11 pm
Hi,

Let me share my finding on how it helps me to secure my diabetes. Try this Comprehensive Guide To Beating Diabetes – Dramatically Improve Your Blood Sugar Control, Reduce And Eliminate Your Need For Insulin Shots.

try this link….

Good Luck.

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What are some early signs of diabetes?