1. Yes, type 2 diabetes mellitus can cause excessive thirst, which is a common symptom.

2. Why it happens:a. High blood sugar levels cause kidneys to produce more urine to remove excess sugar.b. This leads to dehydration, making you feel very thirsty.

3. Other related symptoms:a. Frequent urinationb. Fatiguec. Blurred vision

4. What to do:a. Consult a healthcare provider if you experience these symptoms.b. They can check your blood sugar levels and guide you on managing diabetes effectively.

Managing blood sugar well can help reduce excessive thirst and improve overall health. Seek medical advice for proper diagnosis and treatment if needed.