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Diabetes signs and symptoms are not visibly transparent to a person at the beginning stages. Diabetes signs and symptoms manifest themselves subtly through certain characteristics. So instead of waiting for diabetes signs and symptoms to show up, it is better to take an annual check-up of blood samples if one is approaching 40 years even if he is asymptomatic. For those who are subject to diabetes signs and symptoms such as feeling unusually thirsty all the time or getting hunger pangs rumbling in the stomach, accompanied by a feeling of weakness, do not take them lightly, and get yourself checked for diabetes. Some other diabetes signs and symptoms to be considered are illogical loss of weight, increase in frequency of urine output, time delay in healing of cuts and wounds etc. Diabetes signs and symptoms are at times reflected in the person’s mood. How is diabetes transmitted? It is to be remembered that diabetes is not a contagious or infectious disease. Strong family history and genetic disposition are a means of transmitting diabetes from one generation to another especially in Type 1 diabetes. The effects of diabetes are too risky to be ignored. More than the disease itself it is the consequences as a result of diabetes that is alarming. Eyes, heart, kidney, digestive system, extremities, nerves, brain, etc are the areas where diabetes may target to do the damage.