Weight loss because the body will start to burn body fat for energy, since it can't get it from food intake. Increased appetite to try to get more energy from more food. Feeling weak, drowsy, or exhausted because you are not getting enough energy from the foods you eat. Only a health care provider can diagnose you with diabetes . If you notice any of these symptoms, get medical attention.
Diagnosis is simple.
You pee in a cup, and from your urine, they can tell if there's too much sugar building up in your blood and whether or not you have diabetes. But, Type 2 has now started affecting teens. Being overweight and not getting enough exercise are likely factors. For information on Type 2 and Gestational diabetes, check out the American Diabetes Association. Under a health care provider's supervision, diabetics will most likely start daily insulin injections, and will also change their diet, and exercise plans.