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Diabetes diagnosis
I am having frequent urination from 3 days like 10 - 14 times a day , except urination there is not other symptoms of excessive thirst hunger and weakness, can it be diabetes, i even had my hba1c and fbs checked both of which came back 5.5 and 84 respectively on 26 may, can someone develop diabetes within 3-4 weeks?although my diet was normal, although earlier it was complete opposite, i am stressed out, which test should i go for to check if it is not diabetes, no one in my family has diabetes (except 1 she 70 yrs old) today itself i had my urine routine,can it be used to rule out diabetes if my urine sugar came nil? And or should i have ogtt done, my  urine is clear , and it coming right after i drink some water within 15/30/40 mins or so, and sometimes like for today, in early morning i had two glasses of water and had to urinate 4 times within 2 hours of drinking although 2 times the quantities were quite small, color range from pale yellow to clear white/transparent.please helphhe
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3 days excess urine cannot be the criteria to label someone diabetic. As your HBA1C levels are within normal limits, no need for thinking about diabetes. There could be other health issue for your problems. Need to see urine and other reports for proper medications and guidance.
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