People with diabetes can often experience symptoms; increase thirst, increases in frequency and quantity of urine or intense hunger,  as a result of high blood sugar. In some cases of  type 2 diabetes,  people can live without detecting diabetes even for years as they don’t show symptoms in the early stages. Without timely diagnoses and adequate treatment, complications and morbidity from diabetes go up several fold. Diagnosis of type 2 diabetes is often made from associated symptoms or incidentally through an abnormal blood test during routine blood tests or diabetes detection camps.