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I Am Too Much Thirsty All The Time,always Tired, Lazy, Sleepy And Urinate
I am too much thirsty all the time,always tired/lazy/sleepy and urinate a lot.what problem I might be having? I am 18 years old female...will be 19 soon...its been quite a long time that i started feeling that i am going to washroom to urinate a lot....and when ever i do the amount is very much...plus i feel very very much thirsty...drinking too much water makes me feel bad plus now i am felling tired, lazy and sleepy a lot.I am fat. Little overweight for my age.I have no idea what i might be suffering through.It can be diabetes or UTI. no one is my family as far as i know ever as diabetes.please can u tell me what might be happening to me and why?
Thu, 31 Mar 2011
Hi, Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum.
Your symptoms suggest Diabetes Mellitus. Get your Blood sugars tested immediately, both fasting and post prandial along with HbA1C and also your urine tested to rule out UTI. Speak to your Doctor.
Good Luck and Take Care.
Your symptoms suggest Diabetes Mellitus. Get your Blood sugars tested immediately, both fasting and post prandial along with HbA1C and also your urine tested to rule out UTI. Speak to your Doctor.
Good Luck and Take Care.
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hello,you may have diabetes mellitus or diabetes insipidus or pshychogenic polydipsia.To rule out these ,consult with a community doctor and have the following investigations done-
1fasting blood sugar and 2 hours after breakfast
2.plasma and urinary osmolarity
3.water deprivation test
1fasting blood sugar and 2 hours after breakfast
2.plasma and urinary osmolarity
3.water deprivation test
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