Do Diabetes Type 2 People Always Urine Often?
Friday, May 28th, 2010 at
3:51 pm
Forest Park Student asked:
Do diabetes type 2 people always urine often? Or the number of time diabetes type 2 people need to urine will reduce if the glucose level decreases?
Do diabetes type 2 people always urine often? Or the number of time diabetes type 2 people need to urine will reduce if the glucose level decreases?
If there was a glucose level that makes diabetes type 2 people urine more frequently, what would it be? (above 120? above 160? etc)
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Any type of diabetic condition causes frequent thirst, and *********. Something common when sugar levels are not within normal ranges. The kidney’s work more in an attempt to clean the blood quicker during either high or low blood sugar levels, and as the fluid is flushed out, then the body needs more fluid to replenish itself, hence the thirst. Hope this answers the question.
you will urinate too much if your blood sugar is above 180
If their sugar is high, then they get thirsty and **** a lot. But ********* will NOT lower your blood sugar. Drugs like glimepiride (spell) or metformin will lower the glucose levels
No. Unfortunately for many type 2 diabetics, this is why they may well have had diabetes for years before being diagnosed.
I’m afraid I have to disagree with Wildmanjawz. Having diabetes does NOT always mean that you’ll be ****** more often. In type 2 diabetes, insulin is still being produced by the beta cells (islets of Langerhans) of the pancreas. It’s just that the body’s cells are resistant to the effects of this insulin, so the glucose that’s present in the bloodstream can’t be transported into the cells to make energy. It’s only when the blood sugar (glucose) level is much higher than normal, and for prolonged periods of time, that excess ********* becomes evident.
You may develop the excess ********* at levels around 140-160 mg/dL, though this is NOT always the case.