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I had gestational diabetes and I'm now insulin resistant. What is symptoms of diabetes?! I'm worried it's that or something to do with my liver or kidney

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hey marina! i also had gestational diabetes, now i’m a type 1 diabetic who is on insulin! the symptoms are frequent urination, excess thirst, change in appetite or weight loss, feeling tired & weak, feeling irritable or mood change, blurry vision ( sometimes ) , and slow healing sores / wounds.

also, if you’re insulin resistant, it means the cells in your muscles, fat, and liver don’t respond to well to insulin and can’t easily take up glucose from your blood.

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Frequent urination. You should get the CGM (continuous glucose monitor) to just track it for a period of time and see

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