5 symptoms of diabetes that occur at night.
Do you often wake up at night for no apparent reason? Are you extremely thirsty or do you need to go to the bathroom several times a night? What if your body is sending you a subtle but important warning signal? Some nocturnal symptoms could be the first signs of a blood sugar imbalance… Wondering if your sleep says more than you think? Here’s what you should pay attention to!
Understanding the nighttime symptoms of diabetes
: Often compared to a “silent thief,” diabetes can grow slowly and send discreet signals, especially at night. Even if everything seems calm from the outside, your body struggles to regulate your blood sugar levels.
The most common nighttime symptoms include:
Nocturnal polyuria: This frequent urge to urinate during the night, similar to a leaky faucet, can indicate excess sugar in the blood that the kidneys are trying to eliminate. Excessive
thirst: Drinking a glass of water before bed is normal, but waking up repeatedly with a dry throat can indicate high blood sugar.
