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What might alert you to developing Type 2 diabetes?
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What might alert you to developing Type 2 diabetes?

Sister Parminder Rehal is a Diabetic Specialist Nurse. In this video she talks about the symptoms that people might experience if they develop Type 2 Diabetes.

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Sometimes patients have symptoms, sometimes if they don't have symptoms and something happened to them, they become unwell and then accidentally they get diagnosed. So symptoms of diabetes are they feel thirsty, they pee a lot, they are very hungry, sometimes they got blurred vision, they can't see very well. And their urine smell like a peer drops and they're peeing a lot. And sometimes if they are feeling sick, they're tired, thirsty. So these are the main symptoms, you know, and they crave for sugary drinks. Yeah, especially in summer, when it's the summer people think it's normal because they think they're thirsty and they crave for sugary drinks. and then they can misdiagnose, not misdiagnose, it can be delayed. The symptoms can be misled, they think in summer. So these are the main symptoms.

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