High blood sugar is something you probably hear a lot these days. It can be regulated and it should be often checked because it can lead to serious health issues.
The main energy source which our body needs is glucose, and this level is indicated by the levels of sugar in our blood. Basically, out of everything we eat, our body dissolves it to glucose and then uses it as a “power supply” for survival and daily activities.
High blood sugar, or medically referred to as hyperglycemia usually appears when the organism isn’t fully capable of processing the glucose properly, or it can occur if the body doesn’t have enough amounts of glucose.
This other condition is also known as type 1 diabetes. Don’t be fooled – if these conditions stay untreated, they can seriously harm your body, mostly your kidneys, blood vessels, and all the nerves in your organism!
Here are the most common medically stated symptoms of high blood sugar:
- Dr mouth
- Night time urination
- Blur vision
- Lack and inability to concentrate
- Impotence
- Constant feeling of hunger and thirst
- Dry and itchy skin
- Excess abdominal fat
- Weight gain
- Recurring infections
- Slow wound regeneration
And what mostly leads to having hyperglycemia?
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