What are symptoms of being a diabetic?

They can vary.: Many people with type 2 diabetes (the kind they get when they're an adult), have no symptoms at all. The first indication of diabetes may be getting too many yeast infections, getting sick too often, or for men, erectile dysfuction. Clasically, the symptoms for type 1 are described peeing a lot, being very thirsty, and losing weight. A simple blood test can help with the diagnosis. Cheers!

Many symptoms: There are many possible symptoms to diabetes, a condition where one's blood sugar is elevated. These symptoms may include excessive thirst, excessive urination, disrupted sleep, hunger, unusual weight loss, fatigue, slow healing, frequent infections, blurred vision, tingling to the extremities, etc. In addition, some may notice no symptoms when first diagnosed through blood tests.

Weight loss, thirst: Diabetes may have no symptoms at all however the classic symptoms of uncontrolled diabetes are: increased thirst and urination. You may get up at night to go to the bathroom and there can be sudden weight loss. Two factors related to having diabetes are: a family history of diabetes and obesity.