Blood Donation and Diabetes screening?

I donated blood three times through the Red Cross during the last two years. Now, I suspect that I may hold diabetes because of increased thirst and urination, dry skin, and fatigue. Would the Red Cross have contacted me if my glucose level had be high? I don't want to bother my doctor if there's truly nothing wrong.Blood Donation and Diabetes screening?
^ The Red Cross just checks for communicable diseases. If you think you own diabetes go to your doctor and ask for an A1C and urine oral exam. The A1C is a blood test, that will make available you your glucose (sugar) levels for the end three months.
You are not bothering your doctor that's what they are there for, if you do own diabetes you will be treated before compilations set surrounded by and if you don't you'll have peace of mind it's sort of a win, win situation. I hope this help. Good Luck.
Not likely. The Red Cross basically types it and tests it for communicable diseases.
If you're opinion this way, do see your doctor. Diabetes can be serious if vanished untreated.
Your doctor makes a living helping ancestors who don't feel okay.
It is no imposition.
Please see your doctor.
no they will not call you. i would move about to the doctor and find out what is wrong.
They don't screen it because diabetics can donate blood.