if a 35 years old man visits doctor with complaints of polyuria,polydipsia and polyphagia.What would be suspected disease. What is the criteris to diagnose the disease.What is the drug of choice and how to control the condition.

if a 35 years old man visits doctor with complaints of polyuria,polydipsia and polyphagia.What would be suspected disease. What is the criteris to diagnose the disease.What is the drug of choice and how to control the condition.

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