What are the early signs of diabetes?
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The early signs of diabetes develop as excess sugar builds up in the bloodstream and the body tries to flush it out:
Increased Thirst & Frequent Urination: Your kidneys work overtime to filter excess sugar, pulling fluid from your tissues and making you drink and urinate more.
Extreme Fatigue: Your body cannot properly convert glucose into energy, leaving you feeling constantly drained.
Unexplained Weight Loss: Without usable glucose for energy, your body starts burning fat and muscle for fuel.
Blurred Vision: High blood sugar pulls fluid from the lenses of your eyes, making it hard to focus.
Slow-Healing Sores & Tingling: Elevated blood sugar damages nerves and restricts blood flow, leading to slow healing, frequent infections, or numbness in the hands and feet.