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	'''Diabetes''' is generally used synonymously to mean ''']'''. However, the condition means literally "passing too much urine". It comes from the Greek word meaning to 'pass over' or 'cross over'. There are two forms of diabetes, namely ] and ]. By far the most common form of diabetes is ]. Increased amounts of urination are common to all forms of diabetes. Frequency (of urination), nocturia and thirst are other common symptoms.
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