General symptoms of diabetes
Symptoms of diabetes mellitus, diabetes mellitus, diabetes mellitus, or diabetes mellitus include the following:
frequent urination
Frequent urination is one of the symptoms that accompany diabetes, and it is a condition in which a person urinates in quantities and more times than usual, so that he may feel the need to urinate frequently and suddenly, especially during the night, and the matter may reach cases of involuntary urination in children. .
This is due to the kidneys trying to get rid of excess sugar in the blood by getting rid of larger amounts of water to maintain balance, This may result in a decrease in the level of moisture in the body, and therefore the patient may suffer from dehydration, which is represented by dryness in the mouth and skin Accompanied by itching.
thirst
Thirst is one of the first symptoms of diabetes; Regardless of its type, both types of diabetes cause a rise in blood sugar, and this rise may indirectly affect the balance of fluids in the body. Nerve signals to the brain to replace lost fluids, and the need to drink water for the injured.
extreme hunger
Extreme hunger is one of the most common symptoms of diabetes, especially when the blood sugar level rises to more than 250 mg / dL, and this may be due to the body’s dependence on sugar for energy production, in the absence of sufficient amounts of insulin (as is the case with diabetes). ) to transfer sugar to the brain and all other cells of the body, this stimulates the brain to generate a feeling of hunger.
Fatigue is severe
As mentioned previously, insulin works to transport sugar into cells in order to produce the energy needed for vital processes in the body. It is worth noting that if the body is unable to produce a sufficient amount of insulin, or if the person does not respond to it as required (insulin resistance ), the sugar will not be able to reach the inside of the cells, which means losing their ability to produce energy, and therefore the patient will generally suffer from a feeling of fatigue, exhaustion, and malaise more than usual and this often affects his ability to carry out his daily activities, Diabetes fatigue can be linked to many other factors, including dehydration from frequent urination.
Blurry eyes
A high blood sugar level leads to a buildup of sugar in the lens of the eye. Which causes more water to be withdrawn and accumulated in it, and due to this, a diabetic patient may suffer from blurring and blurred vision in what is known as blurred vision, as this causes a loss of sharpness of vision and the inability to see fine details, and accordingly, changes occur in the eyes. Vision, or the efficiency of medical glasses, may be a sign of diabetes
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