madison - for me i had hot flashes, was really thirsty (drank 8 water bottles), didn't eat and was real lazy and tired BUT this is type 1, you have to be specific w/ 1 or 2
maria - Some people may have Diabetes Mellitus for many years before they are diagnosed because symptom of this disease is unobvious at the beginning especially for Type 2 Diabetes. Once the symptoms begin to develop, they vary but the most common two are increased thirst and frequent urination. Because high blood sugar will absorb more water into your blood from the tissues, you will feel dehydrated and always want to drink a lot of water, which will then lead to frequent urination.
Other warning signs of Diabetes:
Weight gain or weight loss. Poor vision. Increased fatigue. The above is an introduction of the common symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus. So when you have any of these symptoms, take care of yourself and don’t be absent of mind.
John W - The primary ones to look for is urination, thirst and weight loss. Also look for changes in vision, usually fuzzy vision after meals etc.
Type 1 diabetics, tend to have a sudden onset that pretty much sends them to hospital within hours but some type 1's can be latent and drag out for years. Most type 2's drag out for years maybe decades before detected and many type 2's spend years in denial thinking they're not really diabetic or some miracle diet would save them, but some type 2's such as mine comes on quickly, I was hospitalized in a single afternoon with glucose levels in the high 700's mg/dl when we had just reviewed an A1C of just 5.5% just that very morning.
For me, it was intense unquenchable thirst, and abdominal pains.
Ben Trolled - The symptoms of diabetes may begin gradually and can be hard to identify at first. They may include fatigue, a sick feeling, frequent urination, especially at night, and excessive thirst. When there is extra glucose in blood, one way the body gets rid of itT is through frequent urination. This loss of fluids causes extreme thirst. Other symptoms may include sudden weight loss, blurred vision, and slow healing of skin, gum and urinary tract infections. Women may notice genital itching. Points to Remember The symptoms of diabetes can develop gradually and may be hard to identify at first. Symptoms may include feeling tired or ill, excessive thirst, frequent urination, sudden weight loss, blurred vision, slow healing of infections, and genital itching.
A doctor also may suspect a patient has diabetes if the person has health problems related to diabetes. For instance, heart disease, changes in vision, numbness in the feet and legs or sores that are slow to heal, may prompt a doctor to check for diabetes. These symptoms do not mean a person has diabetes, but anyone who has these problems should see a doctor. This page lists the symptoms of diabetes when it first develops.
The classic symptoms of diabetes are: frequent urination, with large volumes of urine (polyuria), excessive thirst (polydipsia), hunger (polyphagia), and weight loss. Other symptoms might include: fatigue, blurry vision, odd aches and pains, dry mouth, dry or itchy skin, impotence (in a male), vaginal yeast infections (in a female), poor healing of cuts and scrapes, or excessive or unusual infections. Not everybody will have every one of these symptoms. Indeed, some people may have no symptoms at all! You can take the Diabetes Risk Test to help tell if you have diabetes and not know it. If you have these symptoms, then you'll need testing of your blood sugar levels. Further information about testing for diabetes may be found at Testing for Diabete
rapid breathing/ trouble breathing depression is be link to it to boils is a sight to doctor say exhausting headaches, back pain, aching muscles, and stomach pain Excessive thirst and appetite Increased urination (sometimes as often as every hour) Unusual weight loss or gain Fatig • Nausea, perhaps vomiting Blurred vision In women, frequent vaginal infections In men and women, yeast infections Trouble getting or maintaining an erection Dry mouth •Lack of interest and concentration Slow-healing sores or cuts Itching skin, especially in the groin or vaginal numbness/tingling in the hands/feet Areas of darkened skin bruises that take a long time time to heal i have it 5 years now ,my sister 15 year old have it since she was 6 run in both of of my family my ma sisters and brothers have it and their kids and also their kids my da mother had it and die from it in 2005 98 years old and his brothers and sisters and their kids had it to we are over run with 1 ,2
Common symptoms for lows include the following: Trembling Clamminess Palpitations Anxiety Sweating Hunger
Because the brain is deprived of glucose, a second set of symptoms follows: Difficulty in thinking Confusion Headache Seizures
What are some symptoms I should look out for?
aaron - Rashes on your feet that don't go away, fainting, seizures.
ReplyDeletemadison - for me i had hot flashes, was really thirsty (drank 8 water bottles), didn't eat and was real lazy and tired
ReplyDeleteBUT this is type 1, you have to be specific w/ 1 or 2
maria - Some people may have Diabetes Mellitus for many years before they are diagnosed because symptom of this disease is unobvious at the beginning especially for Type 2 Diabetes. Once the symptoms begin to develop, they vary but the most common two are increased thirst and frequent urination. Because high blood sugar will absorb more water into your blood from the tissues, you will feel dehydrated and always want to drink a lot of water, which will then lead to frequent urination.
ReplyDeleteOther warning signs of Diabetes:
Weight gain or weight loss.
Poor vision.
Increased fatigue.
The above is an introduction of the common symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus. So when you have any of these symptoms, take care of yourself and don’t be absent of mind.
John W - The primary ones to look for is urination, thirst and weight loss. Also look for changes in vision, usually fuzzy vision after meals etc.
ReplyDeleteType 1 diabetics, tend to have a sudden onset that pretty much sends them to hospital within hours but some type 1's can be latent and drag out for years. Most type 2's drag out for years maybe decades before detected and many type 2's spend years in denial thinking they're not really diabetic or some miracle diet would save them, but some type 2's such as mine comes on quickly, I was hospitalized in a single afternoon with glucose levels in the high 700's mg/dl when we had just reviewed an A1C of just 5.5% just that very morning.
For me, it was intense unquenchable thirst, and abdominal pains.
Ben Trolled - The symptoms of diabetes may begin gradually and can be hard to identify at first. They may include fatigue, a sick feeling, frequent urination, especially at night, and excessive thirst. When there is extra glucose in blood, one way the body gets rid of itT is through frequent urination. This loss of fluids causes extreme thirst. Other symptoms may include sudden weight loss, blurred vision, and slow healing of skin, gum and urinary tract infections. Women may notice genital itching.
ReplyDeletePoints to Remember
The symptoms of diabetes can develop gradually and may be hard to identify at first.
Symptoms may include feeling tired or ill, excessive thirst, frequent urination, sudden weight loss, blurred vision, slow healing of infections, and genital itching.
A doctor also may suspect a patient has diabetes if the person has health problems related to diabetes. For instance, heart disease, changes in vision, numbness in the feet and legs or sores that are slow to heal, may prompt a doctor to check for diabetes. These symptoms do not mean a person has diabetes, but anyone who has these problems should see a doctor. This page lists the symptoms of diabetes when it first develops.
The classic symptoms of diabetes are:
frequent urination, with large volumes of urine (polyuria),
excessive thirst (polydipsia),
hunger (polyphagia), and
weight loss.
Other symptoms might include:
fatigue,
blurry vision,
odd aches and pains,
dry mouth,
dry or itchy skin,
impotence (in a male),
vaginal yeast infections (in a female),
poor healing of cuts and scrapes, or
excessive or unusual infections.
Not everybody will have every one of these symptoms. Indeed, some people may have no symptoms at all!
You can take the Diabetes Risk Test to help tell if you have diabetes and not know it.
If you have these symptoms, then you'll need testing of your blood sugar levels. Further information about testing for diabetes may be found at Testing for Diabete
Take care
Ben Trolled
kitten lady - Here are the Symptoms of Diabetes
ReplyDeleterapid breathing/ trouble breathing
depression is be link to it to
boils is a sight to doctor say
exhausting
headaches, back pain, aching muscles, and stomach pain
Excessive thirst and appetite
Increased urination (sometimes as often as every hour)
Unusual weight loss or gain
Fatig
•
Nausea, perhaps vomiting
Blurred vision
In women, frequent vaginal infections
In men and women, yeast infections
Trouble getting or maintaining an erection
Dry mouth
•Lack of interest and concentration
Slow-healing sores or cuts
Itching skin, especially in the groin or vaginal
numbness/tingling in the hands/feet
Areas of darkened skin
bruises that take a long time time to heal
i have it 5 years now ,my sister 15 year old have it since she was 6
run in both of of my family my ma sisters and brothers have it and their kids and also their kids
my da mother had it and die from it in 2005 98 years old and his brothers and sisters and their kids had it to we are over run with 1 ,2
Common symptoms for lows include the following:
Trembling
Clamminess
Palpitations
Anxiety
Sweating
Hunger
Because the brain is deprived of glucose, a second set of symptoms follows:
Difficulty in thinking
Confusion
Headache
Seizures