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Diabetes is a metabolic disorder where there is increased blood sugar levels. It may be of type 1 or type 2. The early signs of diabetes include increased thirst, increased hunger and increased frequency of urination.

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How can chemotherapy and steroids impact diabetes control?

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How does a 55-year-old manage diabetes diagnosed recently?

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Does tiredness after meals indicate diabetes or poor sleep?

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Can vaccines prevent pneumococcal infection at 55?

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Is the pneumococcal vaccine necessary for the elderly?

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How do I stop fearing diabetic complications at 55?

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Why am I having trouble controlling ejaculation at 29?

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Do diabetes, high BP, and anxiety affect my ECG results?

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My mother has itching despite Betnovate. Is a skin test needed?

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Why did I develop type 2 diabetes despite healthy habits?

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