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Feeling Thirsty and Urinating alot
Hello Doc,
As checked last month and this month, I am diabetic and my sugar level is above 290 with fasting and above 450 without fasting.
I feel thirsty all the times and keep doing urinating alot. Currently due to pursuing work as per the US shift hours, my lifestyle impacted. I can't start medicine bcz it will impact my insulin.
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Medications won’t effect your insulin .
Infact very high sugar will impact your Insulin Secretion .
Feeling thirsty and having frequent urination is due to very high sugars .
Without wasting any further time .
Consult your doctor and start the medication
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
Diabetologist
9 yrs exp
Solapur
All symptoms are with high sugars
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start medicine or start insulin
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Dr. Shiva Madan
Diabetologist
9 yrs exp
Lucknow
Sir kindly start medicine
As sugar is very high
It will affects very kidney , other organs
Sugar medicine will help to increase insulin secretion and decrease insulin resistance
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consult
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