What are the first signs of childhood diabetes?

Answer 1

Really you need to be tested by a doctor to check you blood sugar and a1c levels but the cardinal warning signs are polyphagia (extreme hunger), polydipsia (extreme thirst) and polyuria (extreme urination).

Answer 2

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Answer 3

There are many signs for a diabetic child. Some signs are constant thirst, sugar in the urine, and a very sudden weight loss. A doctor can perform a blood test to see if the child is diabetic.

Answer 4

Symptoms of type 1 Diabetes tend to develop rapidly in the span of a few weeks in children; while the symptoms of type 2 diabetes develop more slowly, taking months or even years to get a diagnosis. The most common symtoms that the parents and children shoul look out for according to Diabetes U.K. is to be aware of “4 Ts”:

● Toilet: Using the bathroom frequently

● Thirsty: Drinking more fluids than usual and yet being unable to quench thirst

● Tired: Feeling tired, fatigued

● Thinner: Losing weight

Answer 5

Some of the symptoms of the onset of diabetes are increase in thirst, urination or hunger. A doctor will check for blood sugar levels in the patient suspected of having diabetes.

Answer 6

If he can't absorb the glucose on the blood, that's the first symptom, frequent urination, and other things hope it helps