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Feeling thirsty always
Hi doctor,
Im a non diabetic person since last 2 months iam feeling thirsty after eating carbohydrated food like rice, sugar im feeling excessive thirst after eating them.
Checked my sugar level is normal
Fasting :75 mgs%
After 2 hr meal:107 mgs%
Hba1c: 5.0 %
Average sugar is 92.4 mgs%
So when im stop carbohydrate food my thirst go away automatically
Im so scared and getting stressed out everyday
Whether im developing diabetes
Please tell me
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
Diabetologist
11 yrs exp
Solapur
No u are not developing Diabetes.
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thirst is alao not related to this
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
16 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi I can understand your concern
Not all thirsty feeling is related to diabetes
You just need to drink adequate water when you take carbohydrate food
Or it can be a climate change, maybe you need a little bit extra amount of water
You need carbohydrate for your routine regular life or else you cannot concentrate on your work
Even simple gastritis can increased thirst
Plan for regular exercise eat a balance diet you will get better
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