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Diabetes
Also known as: Type 2 diabetes, high blood sugar
A long term condition where blood sugar levels stay higher than normal because the body does not make or use insulin effectively.
Updated 4 Oct 2026
Common symptoms
Frequent urination, increased thirst, tiredness, slow healing wounds, blurred vision
When to seek care
If you have symptoms, a family history or are over 30 with risk factors, ask a doctor about screening. Seek urgent care for confusion, vomiting or very high readings.
A long term condition where blood sugar levels stay higher than normal because the body does not make or use insulin effectively. Understanding the condition helps you take an active part in your care. A doctor will consider your history, examination and test results before suggesting a plan. Lifestyle habits such as regular activity, balanced meals, good sleep and avoiding tobacco support overall health for most long term conditions. Keep a record of your symptoms, questions and test results in Health Records so your appointments are more productive.
This content is for educational purposes and does not replace professional medical advice.
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