8 signs of diabetes: act before it’s too late!

Tingling, numbness, or other strange sensations, similar to those you often experience on your hands and feet when wearing gloves or socks, deserve special attention because they can be an early sign of diabetes. These sensations may be accompanied by intense pain, burning, or even pain upon contact with normal soft surfaces. These symptoms tend to worsen at night and, if left untreated, can eventually lead to disability.
Postprandial sleepiness is also a possible symptom.

Postprandial sleepiness, often called “post-meal fatigue,” is another indicator to watch for. If you experience sudden and intense fatigue or sleepiness after meals, it may indicate a problem with blood sugar regulation. Postprandial hyperglycemia occurs when blood sugar levels rise rapidly after a meal and then drop sharply due to an excessive release of insulin. This drop in blood sugar can lead to feelings of fatigue and drowsiness.
Frequency of infections

If you suddenly experience several recurring infections, whether skin, urinary tract, or even oral, it’s time to see a doctor. Diabetes weakens the immune system, making the body less able to fight off bacteria and germs. This can lead to frequent infections. Fungal infections such as oral or genital candidiasis are also common in people with diabetes. Here
are a few tips to reverse this trend: