Patient's question:
I recently don't know why I've been constantly tired and thirsty, and my urine output is also particularly high. A few days ago, when I went for a health check-up, the doctor told me I have diabetes and recommended I be hospitalized. This makes me very worried. Here, I'd like to ask you, should I be hospitalized for treatment in the diabetes department?Doctor's answer:
Thirst and frequent urination are symptoms of diabetes, which is an endocrine disorder that causes abnormal fluctuations in blood sugar levels. You can visit the endocrinology department of a local public hospital for a follow-up examination. It is necessary for the doctor to check your blood sugar level, prescribe diabetes medication, and guide you on medication adherence. Regular blood sugar tests should be conducted, and it is important to pay attention to eating less sugary foods and consuming more vegetables while exercising sufficiently. The above information can serve as a reference.