Peeing alot, Is this first SYMPTOM ??
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GOOD MORNING EVERYONE! i havent been on here in a while, i actually being doing alot better with all my health scares . but lately i been worried about diabetes really really bad! i went to the doctor last week to check for diabetes and my doctor said everything looks fine. my A1C was 5.5 standard range is 4.8-5.6 and pre - diabetes is 5.7-6.4 and he said my test was normal. it left me kind of wondering how mine is normal when is so close to being pre diabetes?? after my test i decided to eat a king size reese cup and i been eating some snack on and off and my coffee. and since like last thursday i started to pee alot throughout the day! Its just on and off and alot of it when i do use the bathroom. im drinking water but im not drinking that much to be using the bathroom that much. i just fill kind of full down there all the time lately and something just dont feel right. do you guys think diabetes hit me that fast after my test results ? thank you so much for helping out.
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john64968
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forgot to mention im 5'11 215 pounds age 31
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When I was diagnosed with diabetes my A1C was 5.2....now after three months has come down to 4.2 and I control it with diet and exercise only. Have further tests............
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So yours was 5.2 and mine was 5.5 how do you have it and my doctor said my test was normal?? I put my results on here. Mine was 5.5 for A1C but he told me it was normal and all my other blood test was normal. So I had the blood test already! And I’m happy your controlling it 😊
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So... what you do, it is entirely up to you.
MtViewCatherine john64968
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Hi John, diabetes ranges were recently lowered (in the US) so many people are showing prediabetic who were not before. Docs use the ranges to know when to intervene with medications. Docs don't generally offer preventative treatment. They basically let disease advance until its has enough to prescribe meds.
If you are on any medications, you may want to check the side effects to see if they are known to cause diabetes.
On one hand, you know your body, so if you’re feeling out of sorts ita important to pay attention and start by improving your diet towards preventing diabetes. Really, as people get older, most everyone is at risk for diabetes, so you may as well start preventing now by eating healthy (try a Paleo style diet) and exercising.
On the other hand, there isn't any point freaking out. Just take whatever preventative actions you can before disease advances.
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Peeing more than usual
Increased thirst
Dry mouth
Itchy skin
Blurred vision
Hunger and fatigue
Vomiting
Nausea
Weight loss
if these above mentioned symptoms you are facing then immediately consult to your doctor for proper treatment.