High blood sugar causes kidneys to work overtime, producing more urine to remove excess sugar.
As your body struggles with sugar levels, dehydration kicks in, making you feel constantly thirsty.
Your body starts breaking down muscle and fat for fuel because it can't use glucose effectively.
This is due to poor blood flow and a weakened immune system, making cuts and wounds take longer to heal.
Acanthosis nigricans are a lesser-known symptom. Found in folds like the neck or armpits, they’re often linked to insulin resistance.
High blood sugar can temporarily alter the shape of your eye’s lens, leading to poor or blurred vision. This symptom may fluctuate with blood sugar levels.
Your body might be in an energy-deficient state, signalling the brain to eat more as it struggles to manage blood sugar.
If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, consult a healthcare professional for advice.
Diabetes is when your body has trouble using insulin, which controls blood sugar. Knowing the signs is crucial for early detection!