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Diabetes Screening and & Care in West Virginia | American Family Care
American Family Care locations in West Virginia provide on-site diabetes testing and care regimens. Diabetes is a metabolic disorder that occurs when your blood sugar is too high, also called hyperglycemia. While diabetes is unfortunately common, the management methods can vary from person to person. That's why it's important to get properly tested and visit a medical health expert to get the individualized care that you deserve.
Find a Location NowWhat Are the Symptoms of Diabetes?
There are a number of symptoms associated with diabetes, including:
- Frequent urination, often at night
- Dry skin
- Frequent thirst and/or hunger
- Blurred vision
- Weight loss (without effort)
- Tingling/numb hands or feet
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American Family Care locations in West Virginia are state-of-the-art medical centers with compassionate staff and top-notch equipment. With deep expertise, you can count on American Family Care to put your mind at ease through our diabetes blood tests and management recommendations. Find your nearest location online today!
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Why Choose American Family Care?
With state-of-the-art centers and a professional medical team, AFC provides on-site X-rays, labs, procedures, and more!
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What's the Difference Between Urgent Care and Emergency Room Services?
Urgent care is for medical conditions that require prompt attention but do not pose an immediate threat to your health or life. Here is a simple rule of thumb: if your medical issues(s) are life threatening, call 911, or go directly to a hospital emergency room. If not, an urgent care center such as AFC is an excellent alternative.
