High blood sugar or diabetes is a chronic, often life condition, if the body either does not produce enough insulin, or cannot use insulin it produces, which leads to a high level of blood sugar. Insulin, hormone, regulates blood glucose. If there is not enough insulin or it is not used properly, glucose increases in the blood, which potentially harm different organs over time. Although the best way to test diabetes is a blood test, there are some symptoms that are manifested in your body. Here’s 7 of them. If you notice some of them, consult.Frequent urinationOne of the most common early signs of diabetes is to urinate more often than usual, especially at night, although your water consumption remains the same. If blood sugar levels are too high, your kidneys work more to filter and remove excess sugar through the urine. It makes you use the cleaning hall more often. Although you usually urinate more in winter, when there is a sudden increase, it can be a warning sign.Excessive thirstyThis happens in a vicious cycle. Because frequent urination makes your body lose water, you can feel very thirst all the time. This is a way of your body to try to replace the lost fluids. Unlike ordinary thirst, this excessive thirst is chronic and you can constantly drink water (then wash it through urine)Constant hungerDespite your food usually or even more than usual, you may feel hungry all the time. This is because the cells of your body are not able to properly absorb glucose due to insulin or insulin resistance. As a result, your cells are constantly starving for energy, and your brain signals you eat more to compensate. (Although you really don’t need it)FatigueFeeling unusually tired or weak even after a good sleep is another early sign. If glucose cannot enter your cells to ensure energy, your body feels exhausted. This lack of energy can cause everyday tasks to feel grueling, even if you are well rested, and is a common symptom both in type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Scaly, itching skinHigh blood sugar can lead to dehydration, leading to the fact that your skin becomes dry and itching. This symptom may seem insignificant (because dry skin is quite often), but often ignored. Sustainable dry skin (even after the lotions) can be a prevention of diabetes.Blurred visionFloating blood sugar levels can cause your eye lens gaining shape and affecting your ability to focus. This leads to blurred or poor vision that can come and go depending on blood sugar. If you notice sudden or frequent changes in your vision, it is important to check.
Dark skin spots (Acantaz with a negikov)Some people with insulin resistance develop dark, velvet skin spots, especially on the neck, armpits, groin or other folds. This condition, called Acantaz -Nyigrice, is caused by a high level of insulin, which stimulates skin cell growth. This is a visible sign that your body can fight blood sugar control.SourWebmdWorld Health Organization (WHO)CDCRefusal: This article is only an informational rather than a replacement medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider if you feel any of these symptoms
