Diabetes Symptoms: 10 Warning Signs You Should NEVER Ignore!

10 Diabetes Symptoms and Warning Signs You Should NEVER Ignore!

Do you know someone with diabetes or does diabetes run in your family? Do you have diabetes? More than likely the answer to at least one of these questions is yes because diabetes is quite prevalent. In fact, in the United States, more revenue and more money are spent on diabetes than any other condition. Diabetes is a leading cause of heart disease, strokes, poor circulation, poor wound healing, and diabetes is the number one cause of kidney failure in the United States. So how do you know if you have diabetes? How would you know? Today I'm going to give you diabetes symptoms and 10 warning signs should NEVER ignore.

This video is intended to be informational only. It is not a medical consultation, nor is it personalized medical advice. For medical advice, please consult your physician.

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1. Increased Urination
2. Increased Thirst
3. Unintentional Weight Loss
4.Fatigue
5. Increased Hunger
6. Blurry Vision
7. Frequent Yeast Infections and Urinary Tract Infections
8. Poor Wound Healing
9. Skin Changes
10. Tingling of the Feet and Hands

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[homasyoung]

*My daughter drinks lots of water and urinates with the same rate, there are no other symptoms to show if those have anything to do with diabetes. This is a good information that I have gone through **Diabets.Care** She is 2 years 9 months, hale and healthy, have not done any blood test. But I am not certain if one can get diabetes at such a tender age. Please I will like to know more on that*

[RK]

I was in denial that I had diabetes until I stared urinating frequently and having excess thirst and losing nearly twenty pounds. After experiencing many of these symptoms it is time to start limiting carbs to about 135 grams per day. Going to the supermarket I was surprised what I had to abstain from to reach that 135-gram limit. The war against diabetes begins here, and I am determined to win it.

[tijaduno]

1. Increased urination
2. Increased thirst
3. Unintentional weight-loss
4. Fatigue
5. Increased hunger
6. Blurry vision
7. Frequent yeast infections and UTI
8. Poor wound healing
9. Skin changes (dry and itchy, hyperpigmentation in the back of your neck or armpit)
10. Tingling of the fingers and feet

[cbriarbilemdm]

I have been type 1 diabetic for around 54 years on insulin. My last A1C was 6.2 . I am now 80 yrs. Old I have been blessed.

[juneebennett]

Such an intelligent, gorgeous person. Very informative message.

[tokyopearlglitter]

I definitely wish we had more physician’s like you, Dr. Frita!! I will definitely pay more attention and cut down on my sweet eating habits as well.

[SweepDailyWin]

Just found you today! Haven't been this impressed with a Physician...in years!!! Clear, concise, well-spoken.
Thank you Doctor Frita!

[gracevasinedca]

This is the best video and most accurate on pre diabetes, the spikes and the crashes are spot on, i would go up to 180 then drop to 75 with in 30 minutes, just messed up, went on carb low diet, got a glucose monitor, and learned what is spiking my sugar and react.

[velliee]

I see my doctor regularly, However, it's great to hear someone who can explain things better than my monotone primary.

[caroleturner]

I WOULD LIKE THIS DR TO BE MY DR SHE IS SO GOOD YOU CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT SHE SAYING

[vijikrish]

Thank you for explaining clearly.God bless you!🙌👼

[BrileyWilkinson]

The fact that you were able to give me the short version of both the anatomy but an easy explanation of the physiology that I can apply my lessons to is phenomenal. Thank you. You are amazing.

[MegaStevie]

Very informative I need to cut back on sweet things this video has been very helpful

[alexandrahoward]

Very succinct and informative. Type 2 Diabetes runs in my family and I'm currently on medication for insulin resistance and PCOS. I'm at a massive risk, so I'm eating well and working out to keep my blood sugar down. This has been so helpful, thank you!

[christinedrichards]

Thanks beautiful Dr. Stay so blessed. And who gives this video a thumbs down?😞

[JustinZhang-hnlu]

I watched your video for the first time today. I was diagnosed with diabetes II 3 months ago 6.9 blood sugar and after 3 months with watching my diet closer and reducing stress and exercising 4-6 times a week it went down to 5.9 and dropped 10 pounds.

[barbarahorne]

Thanks for the INFORMATION Dr.... You are such a BLESSING TO ALL GOD BLESS YOU! 💗💖💗❤

[nunnallymabag]

Very clear and accurate health info, Dr Frita. Thank you so much!

[selinaskhosana]

I was told by the doctor that I have diabetes but listening to the symptoms you have stated I dnt know where do I you for the information Dr.😊

[Hassam_Haider]

In my family, almost any individual with diabetes has at least six of these so I'd say Dr Frita is right on most of these.

My family has a long history of diabetes. My best advice for you all would be to start a diet, keto works for my family. Do exercise, light aerobic exercises. Use an insulin supplement if you need it, we here use gluconize. Best luck to all!