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I am always thirsty, urinate frequently, increased want for sweets, headaches, fatigue and muscle pains what could be causing these symptoms?
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Are you diabetic? : The 3 P's are polyphagia, polyuria, polydipsia. Those along with weight loss= strong indication of diabetes. Ask your PCP?.
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