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My right middle finger tip is numb, i've experienced excessive thirst that is never satisfied for the past 2 weeks. what could this mean?
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Blood sugar check: Although your symptoms are nonspecific, numbness in the extremities combined with excessive thirst can be a sign of elevated blood sugar. Getting your blood sugar checked would be wise. Also, are you taking any medications or supplements that could be contributing?
Answered 12/8/2016
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