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Pre diabetic
Before 6 weeks I had hba1c 5.8 .. that time I had very much thirst and frequent urination. For the past 6 weeks I am walking 12000 steps a day and 15 minutes workout..dinner Before 8. Calories deficit diet daily.. Reduced weight from 64.25 to 58.5 in 6 weeks. ..Now my thirst is very much reduced. But it ( thirst) is there around 30 percent..i will take test after 1.5 months..but When will my symptoms (thirst) and sore throat go away conpletely. When will I feel completely normal?
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
16 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi., I can understand your concern.
Check for TFT with FBS and PPBS.
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consult with an ENT specialist
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Dr. Amitabh Khanna
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39 yrs exp
Delhi
Please take consultation. Cant answer as generalised question it varies individual to individual
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