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Waking up thirsty, tingling sensations in legs, scalp.no increased urination, increased thirst during the day. a little tired. could this be diabetes?
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Diabetes?: Your symptoms could be almost anything including diabetes. You must get to your doctor as soon as possible. If your doctor cannot fit you in now, please go to the nearest Emergency facility. (Have someone drive you).
Answered 9/19/2015
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