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If i am developing type 1 diabetes, how obvious are the symptoms?

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Lauren B asked:

Type 1 runs in my family. How conspicuous have been a symptoms during initial as well as how fast will they get worse?

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3 Responses to “If i am developing type 1 diabetes, how obvious are the symptoms?”

  1. Regardless of the type of diabetes, the symptoms are the same. They are often more insidious in the case of type 2 diabetes.

    * Elimination of excessive urine (it is common to get up at night to go urinate)
    * Increased thirst and hunger
    * Weight loss
    * A weakness and excessive fatigue
    * Blurred vision
    * An increase in the occurrence and recurrence of infections of the skin, gums, bladder, vulva or the foreskin
    * A slowdown in the healing process
    * Numbness or tingling in hands and feet

    Note. Untreated diabetes causes severe symptoms it is important to recognize.

  2. They started in me and progressed to a critical point with me in the ICU within 6 months. The symptoms were very obvious to someone who knew what to look for and able to interpret what they were seeing – such as my primary care doctor who somehow overlooked them in me!

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