- or daytime sleepiness
Lifestyle adjustments may help, but unexplained fatigue combined with other symptoms requires medical evaluation.
5. Blurred Vision
High blood sugar can cause fluid shifts in the eyes, altering the shape of the lens and leading to blurred or distorted vision.
Indicators include:
- Trouble focusing on objects
- Temporary vision changes that fluctuate with sugar levels
- Eye discomfort or headaches
Regular eye check-ups are important for early detection and prevention of diabetic eye complications.
6. Slow-Healing Wounds
Diabetes affects circulation and immunity, making it harder for cuts, scrapes, or infections to heal.
Signs to notice:
- Small wounds taking weeks to close
- Frequent infections around minor injuries
- Scabs that do not heal properly
Prompt attention and proper wound care can prevent serious infections like ulcers or gangrene.
7. Frequent Infections
High blood sugar weakens the immune system, leading to recurring infections. Skin infections, urinary tract infections, and gum disease are
