Patient's question:
Gender: FemaleAge: March 26, 2010
Oral, urine, menopause for 4 months
The doctor said it was diabetes, but after the medication was ineffective, it was indeed diabetes.
Doctor's answer:
Diabetes Diagnosis Criteria:1. Diabetes symptoms and any blood glucose level (>11.1) at any time;
2. Fasting blood glucose level (>7.0);
3. Blood glucose level (>11.1) sustained for 2 hours during an OGTT test.
Typical symptoms are "more than three, less than three," including excessive thirst, frequent urination, increased appetite, and weight loss.
Diagnosis is not solely based on symptoms; it is best to have a urine test done at a hospital.