Referring to symptoms of diabetes.
Posted By: GI/GU on 2005-09-29
In Reply to: The doc dictates under ROS, GU: The patient denies issues with polyuria POLYPHASIA, or polydipsia.. - lb
Subject: Referring to symptoms of diabetes.
polyuria, polydypsia, and polyphasia--excessive urination, excessive thirst, and excessive eating or hunger.
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