what are the first Symptoms of Diabetes 2 ?
More often than not… none. I had no noticeable symptoms at all. My type two was discovered during a routine physical.
There was a question here on answers a few days ago asking what your reading was when you were diagnosed. Judging by the other answers, which were several times higher than my numbers, I would say that most people go for years undiagnosed. As I look back, I did have mild symptoms for a couple of years prior to being diagnosed. Tired and grumpy come to mind. Most of these people who are citing these symptoms are either repeating what they’ve heard or read in a book or on a website, or were so far advanced that the symptoms were more pronounced. It comes on so gradually, that most folks don’t even notice the symptoms for years. Read this:
http://www.diabetes.org/diabetes-symptoms.jsp
THIRSTY all the time. Carry a big gulp every where.
Want to take cuts at the water fountain.
Some times your vision acts up.
Some times you want lots of sweets all at once.
After too many sweets you want to crash for awhile.
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constant thirst, and having to urinate often. I’m not positive though. Look on the internet, that’s where you are, just type in "diabetes symptoms" Hope you don’t have it. Maybe you’re not eating right.
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extreme fatigue for no good reason and bouts of extreme thirst. If you think that you have it go to your doctor and be tested as soon as possible.
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here are some of the symptoms you need to watch for.
1. ex stream thrust
2.urinating a lot
3. tingling in the fingers and feet
4. not healing fast enough on the feet and hands
5. Head Aches
6. when you Don’t eat you feel really light headed , and Dizzy , and shaky
7. you Tend to Gain weight
8. You are sick A lot
9. You tend to be tired more then usual
10. if you eat to much Sugar you don’t feel right.
11. dizziness , and light headiness
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The earliest symptoms would include weight gain, excessive urination, thirst, fatigue. This could lead to other symptoms including a sweet smelling breath, vision disturbances and other problems.
Excessive weight, poor diet and a sedentary lifestyle can be risk factors, but also certain medical conditions including PCOS with hyperinsulinemia (excessive insulin production) along with genetic predisposition are significant risk factors that may contribute to getting diabetes 2. Its not always lifestyle btw!
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Family history of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
Gestational diabetic with high risk factors for Type 2.
excessive thirst, and peeing
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In nursing school, we were taught it was "the three p’s"…polydipsia, polyuria and polyphagia.
Polydipsia…excessive thirst.
Polyuria…excessive urination.
Polyphagia…excessive hunger.
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Polyphagy, polydipsy and polyuri. its mean more eat, more thursti and more excretion of urine. So u must to attention….
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More often than not… none. I had no noticeable symptoms at all. My type two was discovered during a routine physical.
There was a question here on answers a few days ago asking what your reading was when you were diagnosed. Judging by the other answers, which were several times higher than my numbers, I would say that most people go for years undiagnosed. As I look back, I did have mild symptoms for a couple of years prior to being diagnosed. Tired and grumpy come to mind. Most of these people who are citing these symptoms are either repeating what they’ve heard or read in a book or on a website, or were so far advanced that the symptoms were more pronounced. It comes on so gradually, that most folks don’t even notice the symptoms for years. Read this:
http://www.diabetes.org/diabetes-symptoms.jsp
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u will lose u r weight fast and u will feel thirsty very often and also more urination and u will be temp to eat sweets. these r the main symptoms of diabetes.
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Excessive thirst and increased urination
Flu-like feeling
Weight loss or gain
Blurred vision
Slow-healing sores or frequent infections
Tingling hands and feet
Red, swollen, tender gums
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mayoclinic.com
Common symptoms of both types of diabetes are:
increased thirst
passing water frequently, especially at night
tiredness and fatigue
loss of weight
genital itching or recurrent thrush
In type 1 diabetes, less common symptoms are:
cramps
constipation
blurred vision
recurrent skin infections
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excessive thirst
excessive hunger
frequent urination
tiredness and fatigue
weight loss
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http://diabetes-best-article.blogspot.com/
its rare for a type 2 to have symtoms….there’s drinking excessive about of water, and peeing especially at nite, very tired, weight loss or unexplained weight gain.
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