ive been drinking water all day and my mouth is still dry.do i have diabetes?

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First, Have you been to see a doctor ? have them check your glucose sugar levels. I have a child that has juvenile diabetes,

other symptoms such as weight loss, fatigue, short of breath are some of the other signs of the condition.

If that is ruled out for you, watch your salt intake before bedtime. Try to drink plenty of water throughout the day.

one of the symptoms of dibetes is polydypsia, which means that you would want to drink plenty of water but still feel thirsty after. dou you have a family history of diabetes? does your mother or father or any close relative have this? if yes, you should consult the doctor. you have a large percentage to acquire diabetes if your relatives also have it because diabetes is hereditary. if you are overweight, have a sedentary lifestyle with no exercise...you should start changing your lifestyle to a healthier one.

First, see if anything else could have caused dry mouth, like eating excessive amounts of salt.

Next, see your doctor for a complete blood count and a fasting blood sugar test.

Then, see a diabetologist

it could be that you are just dehydrated. If plain water did not work try chilled fresh lime juice with sugar and salt suited to your taste. Plain water often is actually what is needed but can cause discomfort and dry mouth.

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ask your MD to do some simple blood tests

It could be dehydration, diabetes, anemia or other ailments

could be..lots of things cause dry mouth.check it out with your doctor if you keep having it

it only takes one symptom to have it.

are you taking any medicine? umm, drugs?