Why do I always feel thirsty?

Maybe you've sprung a leak somewhere? It may just be that your body is so used to drinking a certain amount of water that it over-reacts when you drink less. It does sound disconcerting if you're always thirsty - that can be a sign of diabetes, I believe. (Don't get worried immediately: even if it is diabetes, there are several types and some are really easy to handle.) Best thing to do is exactly what you already suggested: go to your doctor and get checked out. Good luck!

Of diabetes, being thirsty is a very common symptom. Have you had a lot of salt? As this can make you feel thirsty as well. But more importantly to you eat a lot of sugar because this will make diabetes worse and your body asks for more water to help you get rid of the sugar. Or perhaps you are just not drinking enough. To try to see a doctor sooner than one month, one month is too long over here in this country doctors are obliged the patients within two days.

Excessive thirst can be a sign or symptom of high blood sugar. First off, before you will have an appointment with your doctor, try to figure out what food you are usually eating. Are you eating foods which are high in sugar? Do you eat some deserts everyday like cake, chocolate, etc. after you have eaten your meals? Do you drink soda always? These are only some of the possible instances where you can have high blood sugar and being thirsty always is already a sign that you have a higher percentage of sugar in your system. Right now, the best thing you can do is to avoid eating too much sugary food. You should now cut down your sugar intake. You can also do some daily exercises. Eat some green leafy vegetables or bitter melon which is ampalaya here in the Philippines. It is also used as a herbal medicine for people who are suffering from diabetes. I just hope everything would really turn out okay when you will have your upcoming checkup with your doctor. We are here to pray for you. Happy mylotting and GOD bless.

Before I had my doctors visit a few months ago I was going through the same thing. I couldn't get enough water. And water would be the only thing that satisfied my thrist but only after a lot of it. My doctor then informed me I was a diabetic. I hate to say it but it might be that. I hope not though.

Hi luz Gosh let's not think about the disease direction, could just be dehydration. How is the weather out by you, is it humid and hot. Here it is still rainy and cold. What types of foods are you eating lately? I know when I eat lots of red type meats I get really thirsty. I would probably note down as to the pattern of thirsty days and inform your doctor on your next visit. This will give your doctor an idea if certain testing is needed. Good luck and hope that all is well.

I've consult one of my friend who is a doctor for you. He told that no need to fear for this symptom. it is completely curable. So, don't panic. And it may cause by: blood pressure, anemia, lake of water of the body, diabetics, body heat, and/or lake of vitamins in daily meals. But he highly advised to contact your doctor as soon as possible. Hope this helps. Take care :)