Why test for excessive thirst?
Feeling very thirsty and passing urine more often, especially at night, can be early signs of raised blood sugar. Blood tests can measure HbA1c, which reflects average blood sugar over about three months, and check kidney function.
Recommended tests
Diabetes check (HbA1c)
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When to see your GP
See your GP promptly if thirst comes with weight loss, tiredness or blurred vision. Seek urgent help (NHS 111 or 999) if you feel very unwell, are vomiting or have fruity-smelling breath.
Why test for excessive thirst?
Symptom-led matching
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