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How Can Excessive Thirst And Frequent Urination Be Treated?

Hi I am 30 year old recently I suffered from fever I diagnose high blood sugar from one month I am doing exercise it comes 464 to 180. But after some days it increases I am also taking medicine and continuing my jogging but after 2 hr meal I test my sugar level 267 also I found foam type urine with yellow color.but I now feel too thirsty or urge to frequent urine.what I have to do
Mon, 12 Jun 2017
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Hello,

Frothy urine, thirst, and frequent urination are all due to your high blood sugars. Consult your diabetologist again and get medicine altered to control your sugars. Essentially this consulting your diabetologist is must once in 3 months to make sure whether your sugars are controlled with the present medication or you need some medicines to be added with your present medications. To get your sugars under control you should take regular medicines, do your exercise properly, and follow a diabetic diet. These 3 acts will help you control your sugars.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Jasmine Jagan
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How Can Excessive Thirst And Frequent Urination Be Treated?

Hello, Frothy urine, thirst, and frequent urination are all due to your high blood sugars. Consult your diabetologist again and get medicine altered to control your sugars. Essentially this consulting your diabetologist is must once in 3 months to make sure whether your sugars are controlled with the present medication or you need some medicines to be added with your present medications. To get your sugars under control you should take regular medicines, do your exercise properly, and follow a diabetic diet. These 3 acts will help you control your sugars. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Jasmine Jagan