Jakarta –
Symptoms of diabetes are often not recognized or are often taken lightly, even though the risk can be fatal. It is not surprising that this condition is a disease that is declared a ‘silent killer’.
Complaints from diabetes sufferers not only appear during the day, but also at night. There are a number of signs of diabetes that you need to be aware of before going to bed or during activities at night, quoted from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
1. Frequent urination
For some people, this condition may be considered normal. However, someone needs to be alert if the intensity of urination is unnatural.
This can indicate high blood sugar levels, because the kidneys are removing extra glucose from the body through urine. This condition can also disrupt sleep patterns.
2. Extreme Thirst
Urinating at night can also cause the body to lose fluids. As a result, a person will feel extreme or excessive thirst, this complaint can even suddenly be felt in the middle of the night. Like the previous symptoms, this certainly has an impact on a person’s sleeping comfort.
3. Fatigue
Excessive blood sugar levels make it more difficult for the body to utilize energy from food. High blood sugar can also impact sleep hormones and affect your cycle.
Automatically, the body feels more tired than usual due to unfulfilled sleep needs.
4. Hungry easily
Some people with diabetes also often complain that they get hungry easily, even though they have eaten dinner. If you experience these complaints frequently, it means that insulin is not working properly, causing the body’s cells to not absorb glucose effectively.
This is what makes a person easily hungry and lacks energy at night.
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2024-01-04 11:01:42
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