Diabetes symptoms, whether it is gestational diabetes symptoms or symptoms of other types of diabetes, are different and can vary from person to person. Please keep this in mind as you read through this article, as this is only to serve as a guideline and cannot predict the symptoms that each individual person may experience.

Symptoms of diabetes come in different forms and degrees. Even though you may not be experiencing any noticeable symptoms does not mean that you are not a diabetic. Sometimes it takes weeks or even months for symptoms to become prevalent to where you will notice them. With a pregnancy, physicians will usually order a glucose tolerance test at a certain stage during the pregnancy and this will help to determine whether you are experiencing gestational diabetes or not; however, even though the initial test may come back negative does not mean that you cannot develop gestational diabetes at a later stage of the pregnancy. Usually, gestational diabetes shows no symptoms and is found through the glucose tolerance test. If symptoms are noticeable, they are mild.

Symptoms - Typical symptoms and signs of diabetes, whether gestational or not, are: constant thirst, excessive urination, fatigue, blurred vision, constant infections of the bladder, vagina and skin, blurred vision, and weight loss (even though you have an increased appetite). These are just a few of the basic symptoms and signs of diabetes as each person may experience different signs and symptoms.

Weight loss happens when the body does not receive sugar (energy) through food consumption (usually resulting in hyperglycemia) and then the body begins to burn stored sugar (fat) for energy. When this happens, your blood sugar levels are usually high and in some cases, extremely high and needs attention as soon as possible before the onset on ketoacidosis and possible diabetic coma.

The early symptoms of diabetes are often taken for granted as the norm. Diabetes (type 2 specifically) is at an all time high in the United States door to a number of various factors such as environment, work habits and poor diet. It is said that todays nine-to-five lifestyle of the average American is the breeding ground for this disease. So how does one stay safe from this disease when it is so common among todays adults? The key is in early detection of the symptoms of diabetes and taking action in order to make a healthy change.

The early symptoms of diabetes are often taken for granted as the norm. Diabetes (type 2 specifically) is at an all time high in the United States door to a number of various factors such as environment, work habits and poor diet. It is said that todays nine-to-five lifestyle of the average American is the breeding ground for this disease. So how does one stay safe from this disease when it is so common among todays adults? The key is in early detection of the symptoms of diabetes and taking action in order to make a healthy change.

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