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DIABETES


Diabetes symptoms could be; increased thirst, more hunger, frequent urination, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, blurred vision, non-healing sores, frequent infections such as urinary tract infections, skin infections and vaginal infections. People could be asymptomatic in early stages and found to have diabetes routine blood work.
Diabetes can be controlled with diet and exercise initially but most people end up needing medications to treat diabetes. It is important to treat diabetes to avoid or delay complications. Complications are heart disease, kidney damage, eye damage, nerve damage, and loosing limbs due to infections.
Visit I and My Doctors Clinic today to screen for diabetes, treat diabetes and to avoid diabetes complications.
Visit : iandmydoctor.com
Call : 281–303–5678

Address : 2225 Williams Trace BLvd, Ste 109, Sugar Land, TX 77478
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