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| When your body can no longer process sugar properly, develops. Diabetes instructor Tami Ross advises that 40 is the age when this common disease starts sneaking up on adults. She and other experts pinpoint five Type 2 diabetic alerts you might mistake as signs that come naturally with growing older. If these symptoms describe what you’re experiencing, your doctor can order a blood glucose test. Depending on your results, you may need a diabetic medication. Combining a healthy diet with exercise while taking Actos can help control blood sugar levels and relieve these bothersome symptoms. |
1. Fatigue Are you so exhausted that you have trouble accomplishing anything? Do you feel like you’re struggling to wade through molasses? If you’re suffering from diabetes, your body can’t convert glucose into energy correctly. This can cause fatigue, ranging from feeling worn down to exhausted. Ross notes that this type of lagging energy is a typical diabetic symptom.
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2. Vision Changes Does your vision seem to be declining lately? Losing focus when switching from peering at anything nearby to something else farther away may indicate that your blood sugar is out of control. Take note if the glasses you got last year seem ineffective already. Some diabetic patients report that they need stronger reading glasses abruptly, according to Ross.
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3. Weird Skin Patches Have you noticed dirty-looking blotches on your neck? Has your skin become dry and itchy? Do you have new dark circles underneath your eyes? As excess glucose in your bloodstream damages your blood vessels, it can lead to these skin conditions along with tingling and numbness in your extremities. Ross notes that some barbers and hairdressers have begun spotting diabetic signs on clients’ skin and scalps.
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4. Excess Thirst and Frequent Urination Can you not drink enough water to relieve your suddenly increased thirst? Is getting up overnight to urinate an annoying new habit? Unquenchable thirst, a classic diabetic symptom, occurs when your body does a poor job of flushing out sugar. Intensified thirst means drinking extra fluids and using the bathroom more often.
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5. Hunger and Anger Why do hunger and anger seem to coincide? Elevated blood sugar can trigger hunger. After eating, your body breaks down carbohydrates to enter your bloodstream as glucose, your primary . Consuming high levels of simple carbs such as white flour, sugar, and sweet beverages interrupts this natural process. Glucose builds up in your blood instead of fueling needy cells, inducing grouchiness and sleepiness.
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