this is an excellent question and i'm glad you asked it. it's also kind of a hard question to answer. everyone's bathroom habits are different. usually when we talk about "frequent urination " we mean "more frequently than is normal for you. " but because type 2 diabetes specifically is a disease that can come on gradually you may not notice that your urinary frequency has increased. if you're urinating every hour that probably would generally be considered "frequent. " if your urine has a sort of sweet smell that's another telltale sign of potential diabetes. the only way to know for sure if you have type 2 diabetes is to get some lab work done. don't be afraid to know the truth. untreated diabetes can have long-term health consequences. it's better to find out early and seek early treatment than to go along in denial and damage your kidneys or lose your eyesight. i'd suggest you make an appointment with your primary care provider. he or she can help you not only determine whether or not you have diabetes but also discuss ways you can take control of your overall health and well-being. wishing you all the best!
how many bathroom trips in a day are considered "frequent urination"? . 30 year old overweight woman concerned about diateties. no other noticeable symptoms