Diabetes type 2 symptoms: Signs include above average urination
How to respond According to the NHS, you should see a GP if you have any of the symptoms of type 2 diabetes or you're worried you may have a higher risk of getting type 2 diabetes. "You'll need a blood test, which you may have to go to your local health centre for if it cannot be done at your GP surgery," explains the health body. It adds: "The earlier diabetes is diagnosed and treatment started, the better. Early treatment reduces your risk of other health problems." Following a diagnosis, you'll usually have to make lifestyle changes to lower your blood sugar levels.
Source: express.co.uk