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Diabetes symtoms

Posted By: Dave
Date: Thursday, September 15 2005, at 1:28 p.m.

Diabetes can show varying symptoms during the early stages. But there are a few red flags that you should be aware of. 1. Rapid loss of vision. If your eyes suddenly become a lot worse, then that could be a sign of diabetes. Even if it's not, obviously you want to get it checked out. 2. Drinking a lot of water. When diabetes sets in, your body is low in insulin and that ultimately leads to drinking lots of water and peeing a lot. 3. Weight loss. Rapid weight loss for no apparent reason can also be a sign of diabetes, but it can also be a sign that lots of other things may be wrong. Definitely see a doctor.

 

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Message: > Diabetes can show varying symptoms during the early > stages. But there are a few red flags that you should > be aware of. > 1. Rapid loss of vision. If your eyes suddenly become > a lot worse, then that could be a sign of diabetes. > Even if it's not, obviously you want to get it checked > out. > 2. Drinking a lot of water. When diabetes sets in, > your body is low in insulin and that ultimately leads > to drinking lots of water and peeing a lot. > 3. Weight loss. Rapid weight loss for no apparent > reason can also be a sign of diabetes, but it can also > be a sign that lots of other things may be wrong. > Definitely see a doctor.
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