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I got tested in march 2023 for type 2 diabetes and had no diabetes, been having frequent urination for the past few days but little comes out. ive heard it takes years for symptoms to develop. is this diabetes or anxiety? (i have bad anxiety?
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There can be many reasons for urinary frequency, and most of them are not serious. I recommend having a U/A performed by your PCP if possible. This would show any glucose in the urine, a sign of possible diabetes. And yes, anxiety can cause urinary frequency. Concerning diabetes, prevention is where the action is. Eat a whole foods diet and avoid sugar and highly processed food.
Answered 8/5/2023
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