Symptoms of High Blood Sugar : Numbness or Tingling

It is compulsory for every
diabetes people to know the
various
symptoms of the aftereffects of
high blood sugar. Knowing this
will
help patients to quickly respond
to the complications of high
blood
sugar.
One of the consequences of
consistent, persistent and
uncontrolled
high blood sugar or diabetes is
nerve damage (called peripheral
NEUROPATHY). It is typically a sign
of chronically elevated blood
sugars.
WAYS TO CONTROL NEUROPATHY
Adhering strictly to diabetes
medications and diets are some
of the
ways to prevent and control
neuropathy.
Exercise is another effective way
to prevent or control neuropathy
in
relation to diabetes or high
blood sugar. Exercise such as
walking for
like 30 minutes or engaging in
other household activities that
will
make you active and sweat or
make your heart beat faster
everyday will
help you to control your high
blood sugar and nerve damage.
Make sure you are taking care of
your foot regularly if you are
neuropathy.
SYMPTOMS OF DIABETES
NEUROPATHY
1. Patients with diabetes
neuropathy may not
realize they have been injured
from a cut
2. Neuropathy diabetes may not
realize that a wound is becoming
infected.
3. Neuropathy may make
diabetes patients to be
oversensitive to pain as they
might experience severe and
constant pain from otherwise
painless stimulation.
4. Nerve damage as a result of
diabetes will results in numbness
or
tingling in your hands and feet,
as well as the inability to feel pain
or
temperature changes.
BOTTOM LINE
Persistent and uncontrolled high
blood sugar can cause diabetes
neuropathy or nerve damage.
This symptoms should prompt
diabetics to
quickly plan how to bring their
blood sugar down to the normal
level
through medications, diets,
exercise and other lifestyle
changes.