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Increased Blood sugar & freqt urination
For past one week i am drinking lots of after as I feel thirsty and frequently urinate. Then I check my blood sugar multiple times in 2 days and my random blood sugar would fluctuate between as high as 600mg/dl to 354 mg/dl.
Am I diabetic??? This happened first time with me.. or because if another reason it is happening.
Appreciate a response.
Thanks
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Yes. Random blood sugar > 200mg/dl is considered as Diabetes.
However, for starting treatment, you need to do blood sugar levels in fasting and 2hr pp, Hba1c test,and urine routine and microscopy.
Next Steps
Consult online for treatment and management of Diabetes
Health Tips
Follow strict diabetic diet
Exercise daily for minimum 40 mins
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Dr. Suhas N
Diabetologist
12 yrs exp
Tumkur
Hiii
yes you are Diabetic... and sugars been very high... you require urgent control
Your symotoms of frequent urination and thirsty all due to very high sugars...
First and for most see physician or diabetiologist near by and get treated
Challenges :
1. control of blood sugar - being young , so that to prevent longbterm complications due to diabetes
2. Keeping weight to BMI of less than 23
3. healthy life style - proper diet and timely activities
Goals : FBS : 70 to 110, 2 hour PPBS : less than 200 ( better if less than 160), HbA1c less than 7%
Next Steps
Do Diabetic health profile and consult diabetiologist immediately
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