Increased Urination: The first symptoms or signs that are usually noticed in a diabetic child is increased drinking and frequency of urination; however, the majority of children presenting with these symptoms do not have diabetes. They may also have increasd appetite, weight loss, and be more lethargic at times.
Answered 4/4/2016
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Thirsty: Children with diabetes often present with weight loss (although they are hungry all the time!), thirst and an increase in urination frequency- they may start getting up a couple times each night to go to the bathroom.
Answered 12/12/2014
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