QUIZ: Do I Have Diabetes?
Do I Have Diabetes Quiz
Who is the 'Do I Have Diabetes' quiz for?
Note: This quiz has been designed to be taken by anyone experiencing symptoms of diabetes.
Are you wondering if you might have diabetes? Take the 'Do I Have Diabetes?' quiz and find out based on potential diabetes symptoms!
Although diabetes is a manageable condition, it can cause serious harm if it is left untreated.
What does the diabetes quiz consist of?
This quick and easy quiz can help to give you a better understanding of your health and whether you may potentially have diabetes or not.
Just answer 9 simple questions and get an overview of your diabetes symptoms – take the "Diabetes Symptoms" quiz now!
Then find out what your score means.
How accurate is the Diabetes quiz?
NOTE: The only conclusive test for diabetes is a blood test. Regardless of your results, if you think you may have diabetes it is important to seek medical advice from a healthcare professional as soon as possible.
Diabetes Quiz
Answer the following questions to find out if you might have Diabetes.
Do you feel thirsty frequently?
Do you feel hungry even after eating?
Do you feel tired most of the time?
Do you have blurred vision?
Do you have wounds or sores that take longer than usual to heal?
Have you experienced unexplained weight loss?
Have you experienced unexplained weight loss?
Do you experience numbness or tingling in your hands or feet?
Do you have a family history of diabetes?
Have you been diagnosed with high blood pressure or high cholesterol?
What do my answers mean?
For each question, give yourself the following points based on the answer you chose:
Yes = 1 point
No = 0 points
What your total score means:
Here's what your answers indicate:
0-1 points: It is less likely that you have Diabetes, but it is still important to speak to a healthcare professional if you have any concerns about your symptoms.
2+ points: It is possible that you might have Diabetes, consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation and diagnosis.
When should I get medical advice about getting diabetes treatment?
Please note that this quiz is not a substitute for a professional medical diagnosis. If you feel that you may have diabetes you should seek advice from a healthcare professional as soon as possible.
Am I at risk of Type 1 diabetes?
As yet the triggers for Type 1 diabetes are unknown - it is an autoimmune condition. People with a close relative suffering from Type 1 diabetes may have an increased risk themselves.
Am I at risk of Type 2 diabetes?
You're at a higher risk of Type 2 diabetes based on a number of factors such as age, gender, ethnicity, genetics, suffer from high blood pressure, overweight. You can assess your risk at Diabetes.org.uk
Can you have diabetes without realising it?
Yes, it's entirely possible that you could suffer from type 2 diabetes without realising it as the symptoms don't always make you feel unwell. Keep an eye out for symptoms such as:
Regularly feeling thirsty
Extreme tiredness
Itchy genitals
Blurry vision
Wounds taking longer to heal up
Peeing more at night time
Losing weight even without trying to
Can I get diabetes medication online at UK Meds?
Yes. You can find a wide range of effective treatments for diabetes and diagnostic tools for diabetes at UK Meds, should you require them - including Metformin, GlucoRx Nexus 50 Test Strips, Glucophage SR, Gliclazide, Jardiance, Forxiga, Sukkarto SR, Janumet, Eucreas, Invokana, Januvia, Gliclazide MR, Competact, Xigduo, Trajenta, Jentadueto, Vipdomet, Komboglyze, Vokanamet, Onglyza, Vipidia and more!
Medically Reviewed by:
Dr. Alexis Missick MBChB. MRCGP
GMC reference no: 7151419
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Further Reading
Diabetes Support Resources
Metformin for Diabetes and Weight Loss: What You Need to Know
What Does Metformin Do? Understanding its Role in Diabetes Treatment
Metformin for Weight Loss: Can it Help You Shed Those Extra Pounds?
Health Problems Associated with Obesity: What You Should Know
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