Can you have alot of the symptoms of diabetes and not have diabetes ?!

PCOS does manifest as type II diabetes symptoms!. I have both, but I was diagnosed with PCOS first, and was treated for that with mediation used to treat type II diabetes!. Because of my weight and some other mediations I take, I did eventually come down with Type II diabetes, but I am taking the same medication to treat that as I was to treat my PCOS alone!.

So yes, you can be PCOS, have the symptoms of type II diabetes, and yet not be diabetic!. As long as your HbA1c is normal, you are ok!Www@Answer-Health@Com

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yeah that' possible becauae many of those symtoms occur from other things like arthiritasWww@Answer-Health@Com

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Hmmm!.!.!. it sounds like a job for doctor House!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

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you should talk to a doctor!.!.!.!.this question is too serious to have a bunch of clueless people answering itWww@Answer-Health@Com

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Here are some links to info on PCOS!.!.!.

PCOS and glucophage or insulin resistance

http://www!.ovarian-cysts-pcos!.com/glucop!.!.!. (PCOS and metformin)
http://pcos!.insulitelabs!.com/ (PCOS and insulin resistance)
http://pcos!.insulitelabs!.com/PCOS-Insuli!.!.!. (what conditions insulin resistance and PCOS can cause)
http://www!.pcos!.insulitelabs!.com/Metform!.!.!. (PCOS and metformin)
http://www!.uchospitals!.edu/specialties/p!.!.!. (PCOS)
http://www!.uchospitals!.edu/specialties/p!.!.!. (defining PCOS)
http://www!.uchospitals!.edu/specialties/p!.!.!. (various treatments)
http://www!.uchospitals!.edu/specialties/p!.!.!. (health risks of PCOS)
http://www!.pcos!.insulitelabs!.com/What-Ca!.!.!. (what causes insulin resistance and what insulin resistance can lead to

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