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For the past 4 days, my throat has been constantly dry, could it be diabetes?
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Possibly: Dry mouth due to dehydration can be a sign of diabetes but it could be related to many other causes as well. Get checked by your regular doctor if symptoms persist.
Answered 1/15/2013
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