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Dry mouth,feeling of something in throat

2020-10-19 15:16:21
Since last week I am feeling like having dry mouth. I am also feeling like something getting touched behind uvula while swallowing saliva.. As well as. M having a little trouble to sleep. Also m having a little frequent urination.. I recently check my fbs, it came to 101 I did ppbs its 112, and hba1c is 5.1%. Can it be any infection or something? Please help me.
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The reports u have shared shows u don’t have diabetes. So other reason for passing frequent urination can b urine infection. Frequent Urine toon can b due to urine infection check urine routine test and get urine culture and sensitivity done and start on appropriate antibiotics.
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Answered2020-10-19 15:39:32

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