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Thirsty and drink around 3-4lts of water
Thirsty and drink around 3-4lts of water for the past 10 days and have started enjoying drinking water but makes you use the restroom a lot and disturbs the sleep at night.. I just wanted to know if I need any tests to be done for diabetes as we often hear that too thirsty can be signs of diabetes
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Yes get HBA1C done.
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Connect pls ..it has to be explained
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Dr. Ram Brahma Reddy
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Hyderabad
To do Hba1c
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Dr. Zaheer Ahmad
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