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Type one diabetes? symptoms?

diabetes symptoms
Sunshine asked:

I’m roughly fourteen as good as newly I’ve been unequivocally parched all the time, regularly tired, regularly hungry, as good as even when we eat the lot we do not get full as good as my weight stays the same or goes down by during slightest 4 lbs. I’ll get up each 5 mins all day to get water, as good as we urinate only as often. My mother doesn’t consider it’s anything as good as she says we do not need to get it checked, though we consider we do. What do we do about that?

And at your convenience we eat something with the lot of sugarine we feel unequivocally bad afterwards, similar to physically. I’ll get the go through ache no have the difference how small of it we eat though we wouldnt feel full.

And for the little reason we get insane unequivocally simply lately. we customarily never get insane as good as when we do we only shrug it off. But newly the smallest things will have me mad. we do not know if this has anything to do with diabetes, though it proposed right around when we proposed removing hungry, tired, as good as parched all the time.

I do not know the symptoms of diabetes, so which would unequivocally be helpful.
I have bad vision, though it’s been which approach for the couple of years. It’s gotten worse about the month ago, though we didn’t consider anything of it given my hermit as good as my father both have bad prophesy as well. we suspicion which could only be hereditary.

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5 Responses to “Type one diabetes? symptoms?”

  1. Ask your mother if she would rather take you to the doctor now or to the emergency room later. I’m no expert, but I have a friend whose grandson came down with Type I Diabetes and his symptoms were like yours. Better to find out before you end up in a coma in the hospital (or worse). Check out webmd.com.

  2. You must see a doctor these symptoms sound like diabetes, but could be caused by many, many other things as well. I was tested for diabetes because I had the symptoms you describe but it turned out I had an overactive thyroid. Se your doctor – do not mess about with your health.

    My dad died early due to untreated diabetes and I nearly had a heart attack due to undiagnosed overactive thyroid. Show your mum this answer or speak to your school nurse please.

  3. ♥-мοdєІ-♥-мaŧєяιal-♥ on February 24th, 2010 at 2:14 pm

    I would go to the doctor and get check you have most of the symtoms, Get your mom to take you as soon as possible, I had high blood sugar for 2 months and when they found out i was almost in a coma.

    Symtoms
    -Increase Thirst
    -Always Hugury
    -Weight loss
    -Increase peeing
    -Blurred vision.
    -Sometimes feel lousy ( like not doing anything )
    -Mood swings

  4. That is exactly how I went when I first got Diabetes type 1. But it will be fine, I have lived with it for most of my life. It will not be a problem once you get treatment. Dont wait, get it sorted asap.

  5. Diabetes means your blood glucose, or blood sugar, is too high. With Type 1 diabetes, your pancreas does not make insulin. Insulin is a hormone that helps glucose get into your cells to give them energy. Without insulin, too much glucose stays in your blood. Over time, high blood glucose can lead to serious problems with your heart, eyes, kidneys, nerves, and gums and teeth.

    Type 1 diabetes happens most often in children and young adults but can appear at any age. Symptoms may include

    Being very thirsty
    Urinating often
    Feeling very hungry or tired
    Losing weight without trying
    Having sores that heal slowly
    Having dry, itchy skin
    Losing the feeling in your feet or having tingling in your feet
    Having blurry eyesight

    A blood test can show if you have diabetes. If you do, you will need to take insulin for the rest of your life.

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