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Is it normal to get thirsty after taking something liquid like a fruit juice and beverages?
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? diabetes: Polyuria, polydypsia (thirst) , vision changes, slow healing wounds. Get screened, esp if you have a family history , or are over weight.
Answered 7/23/2013
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