What are some effects of diabetes?
I might have diabetes, but I’m not sure yet, but I feel colder than it really is and hotter than it really is, as soon as I start doing something physical (walking, biking) I get tired and short of breath easily, and when I’m resting or sleeping, my legs cramp up and feel like they totally fell asleep. Are these symptoms?
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that doesn’t soudn like diabetes at all, it sounds like you’re a little out of shape just need better nutrition and exercise
BUT, if you’re really concerned, you should go see your doctor
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Diabetes is being a huge health problem. Many people suffer from diabetes and the other medical side effects it cause. An early diagnosis of diabetes can help a person to avoid serious related diseases. The earlier diabetes is caught the easy it is for doctors to monitor the patients overall health, thus preventing any further medical problems.
Diabetes is when the pancreas does not function properly and glucose levels fall outside the normal range. A normal glucose reading is lower than 110 mg/dL upon waking in the morning and lower than 140 mg/dL two hours after eating. There are simple blood tests that are used to diagnose diabetes. Once diagnosed a person will work with their doctor to determine a treatment. Treatments can include diet changes, pills, or injections. Any history, family history and people in certain ethnic groups may be at elevated risk for developing diabetes. There are different types of diabetes. Some start in childhood, some start in adulthood and another form occurs during pregnancy. All can cause harmful effects on the body if not taken care of.
Long term effects of diabetes are usually due to a patient letting their glucose levels remain elevated for long periods of time. That is why early detection is important. Excess blood sugar levels have a horrible effect on the body. Some common effects from diabetes include vision problems, kidney damage, nerve damage, heart and circulation problems. A person with diabetes is at a higher risk for these types of conditions, but a person who does not control their diabetes is even more likely to develop one of these conditions.
Diabetes is a disease that does not have a cure. Diagnosing and treating diabetes have evolved into easier processes. A person with diabetes can normally live life as they did before their diagnosis. Living with diabetes is a matter of taking control over the disease and preventing complications.
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you need to not eat for a day and go get your blood sugar tested. your symptoms could be from that or many other things.
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Quick! You need to start eating healthier and excercising a lot!
One thing I know about diabetes is that people that have it often end of needing to have an arm or leg amputated.
PS: NEVER drink soda!!!
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Go see your doc ask him to test you! Are you overwight, do you lay around a lot if so you may have type 2
It can cause death, blindness, liver failure, kidney failure, Check with your dock
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It sounds like you really need to check into a doctor, but these don’t sound like symptoms of diabeties to me. The cramping in your legs sounds like a lack of potassium to me, try eating some bananas for that.
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I found some good info here.
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i know being tired all the time is just one side effect, talk to your family doctor and good luck
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Increased thirst and urination, unexplained weight loss, undue tiredness, tingling and numbness in the extremities, burning feet, balanitis and vaginitis are some of the signs and symptoms.
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Go to the doctor and tell him your symptoms. He’ll order a blood test to check your A1c level. If it’s over 6, you have diabetes.
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