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I am experiencing excessive yawning and excessive thirst, with no lifestyle changes to explain these symptoms. should i be concerned?
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Fatigue and thirst: Are you losing or gaining weight? Your not peeing all the time r u? Let's say it's not super high blood sugar, do you snore a lot? Could you have sleep apnea? In the absence of getting dehydrated and peeing like crazy it's hard to put those together in my mind. You may wanna go see your doc but look up sleep apnea. I think your ok but the daytime sleepiness could be a seperate issue.
Answered 2/18/2013
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