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excessive thirst and headache
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Excessive thirst: There are many reasons for excessive thirst. From an Endocrinology viewpoint a very high blood sugar could cause thirst and headaches. Do you have dia ... Read More
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Thirst/headaches: There are several causes for your symptoms including high blood sugar levels, kidney problems, and others.
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See your doc: Hi. That could be any number of things. Are you peeing more? Any fever or sweats? Any sputum production? Shortness of breath? Your doc can do a histor ... Read More
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Dr. Robert Jackson answered
43 years experience Dermatology
Not sure: Please see your doctor for evaluation and to discuss treatment options.
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Dr. Andrew Dutka answered
45 years experience Neurology
Migraine: One sided headache is typically migraine. Many people retain fluid and swell prior to the headache, possibly a connection to your thirst. I am not c ... Read More
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Dr. John Gillespie answered
41 years experience Ophthalmology
Flank pain and thirs: Blood pressure can be a side effect of kidney disease and frequent urination as a cause of thirst might suggest adrenal gland problems as well . A med ... Read More
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Diabetes: Hi. That would be diabetes until proven otherwise. It's easy to test for. If you're diabetic and not overweight/obese, it's more likely type 1; if it' ... Read More
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A 27-year-old female asked:
Dr. Cynthia Palabrica answered
33 years experience Obstetrics and Gynecology
Thirst: You should be evaluated by your provider. Drinking extra fluid, especially as it gets warmer would also be to your advantage.
A 26-year-old female asked:
Dr. David Lipkin answered
52 years experience Internal Medicine
Consultation advised: Sorry:This Q & A box is not designed for diagnosis. For that you would need an online Prime consultation at HealthTap. It's not likely that all yo ... Read More
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Dr. Nicole Clark answered
17 years experience Neurology
Maybe viral...: I don't know what that constellation of symptoms is... could be something like a viral infection or could be more serious. Recommend going to get eva ... Read More
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