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Do you think i should wait to get tested for diabetes?
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Symptomatic?: Do you have possible symptoms? Symptoms of diabetes can include ^ thirst, ^ urination, ^ hunger, weight v, fatigue, blurred vision, ^ blood pressure, frequent infections and poor healing of sores. If you are symptomatic, don't wait.
Answered 9/28/2016
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