im sixteen as well as over the past week or so i have been peeing utterly the lot… i feel utterly tired… i routinely feel which im not inspired as well as afterwards have surges of hunger… as well as utterly mostly feel dizzy… my go through is dissapoint as well as my hands utterly mostly shake. i wouldn’t contend im intensely parched though when i consider about it i have been celebration utterly the lot recently. could it be diabetes??? can u greatfully give me a little advice… thanks…
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I am also 16 and recently had been experiencing some of the same symptoms that were in fact type 1 diabetes. I have only been diagnosed in the last month and was told I was very lucky to have caught it quickly as my body was only starting to produce ketons that destroy the organs. This happens due to the fact the body cannot break down the sugar and instead uses the fat. A lot worse could have happened if I had ignored the signs. My advice would be for you to go to your doctor and have a blood sugar level and urine test took as soon as possible.
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type 1 usually shows up in much younger children. it could be diabetes, but it could be something else. go see a doctor to find out.
All the symptoms that you described it seem to be that you may have diabetic type 2. When your hand shake is usually that your sugar go down. You should see a doctor and have a test called A1c which go back three months behind and tell how much is your sugar level. I know because I have diabetic type 2 and I have to have that test every 3 months. It’s important that you see a doctor since you may have to take medication. The normal range is 5 or 6. Buy some fruit like orange, apple cut them in pieces and carry them with you and when you start shaking take a piece, also eat something every two hours. It’s more dangerous to have you sugar down than high, since you may faint. I hope I’m wrong but it’s better to be in the right track. I hope you see a doctor and feel better.
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I was diagnosed with Hypoglycemia when I was 14. The symptoms are just like diabetes, but your sugar runs low instead of high.I passed out a few times, once while at school. It usually reverses into diabetes when you get older. It did for me. I would tell your parents so that it can be checked out by your doctor. A simple blood test is all that is needed.