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Health condition
People with diabetes may have high or low blood sugar in their
blood and those with Type 1 diabetes may suffer from the following
symptoms:
· urinate often
· be very thirsty
· be very hungry
· lose a lot of weight
· be very tired
· be irritable
· have blurred vision
· have trouble seeing
While Type 2 diabetic people may experience the
following symptoms:
· any of the symptoms of type 1 diabetes
· a lot of infections cuts or bruises that heal slowly
· tingling or numbness in the hands or feet
· skin, gum or bladder infections that keep coming back
If not treated, diabetes can cause:
· High blood sugar (which could make you
thirsty, tired, lose weight, urinate often, give you infections
that won't go away)
· Warning: Low Blood Sugar! People with diabetes
may develop low blood sugar because their blood has too much insulin
or other blood sugar-lowering medication or from not eating enough
food.
Low blood sugar could make you shaky, dizzy, sweaty,
hungry, have a headache, have pale skin color, have sudden mood
or behavior changes, have clumsy or jerky movements, have difficulty
paying attention, feel confused, or have tingling sensations around
the mouth.
· Many serious health problems (which could
hurt your eyes, kidneys, nerves, heart)
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