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Wondering if i have diabetes or an infection. burning skin midsection after smoking and stress. fatigue after meals. ?
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Impossible to say: just from your description. There is no substitute for an appropriate physician (family physician, internist or other generalists) taking a full history, examining you and then doing whatever tests are indicated by the history and exam.
Answered 2/13/2015
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