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I have been urinating more than usual..tired as well also crave water . what could be this be?
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Warning sign of DM: Fatigue, craving for water, drinking alot of water and urinate a lot are warning sign of early diabetic (esp with family history of diabete, or personal history of obesity).
Answered 9/26/2012
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