Diabetes is diagnosed by the presence of high sugar levels in both blood and urine.
Diabetes is diagnosed by detecting high sugar levels in blood and urine tests.
| Front | How do you diagnose diabetes |
|---|---|
| Back | blood and urine
if they have a lot of sugar in the blood
if they have sugar in the urine |
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