Signs And Symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus

Excessive Thirst

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Polydipsia is a classic condition related to diabetes mellitus that is characterized by excessive thirst. It occurs when the increased urine resulting from excess sugar in the blood causes dehydration and an increased need to drink. The kidneys work overtime to synthesize the increased amount of sugar in the individual’s blood. When it cannot be metabolized in time, excess sugar is excreted through urine, resulting in increased urine output that needs to be replenished by more fluids, particularly water Increasing fluid intake to quench thirst will further increase urine output.

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