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A member asked:
I'm not losing weight but actually gaining. freq urination, tiredness is there are these the symptoms of diabetes?
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Maybe, maybe not: Lots of reasons for weight gain, lots of reasons for fatigue, urination is suggestive of, not diagnostic of diabetes. Suggest evaluation by your family doctor for exam history and labs.
Answered 8/28/2013
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