7 Shocking Signs Your Blood Sugar is Too High

In This Video Will Be Discussing 7 Shocking Signs Your Blood Sugar is Too High and 5 Diabetics Symptoms. People with diabetes frequently have high blood sugar, also known as hyperglycemia, but even those without the disease can experience blood sugar spikes brought on by the accumulation of glucose in the circulation. This is why it's important to recognize the main signs of high blood sugar as soon as possible. However, before we discuss the main signs, let's first understand how glucose is produced. We obtain glucose from the food we eat. For our organs to work correctly, our body requires glucose to enter our cells and transform it into energy. This is where insulin comes in. Without insulin, glucose will simply build up in our bloodstream and cause life-threatening conditions like diabetes. Insulin is a hormone that the pancreas produces, that permits glucose to enter our cells. Not all blood sugar rises are indications of diabetes, though. Therefore, we'll show you seven signs of high blood sugar in this video, along with five typical diabetes symptoms. Please note that everything in this video has undergone evaluation and review by certified healthcare professionals. If you are here for the first time, do well to click on the subscription button to get more educative information on how to live a healthy life. To Get more information, please watch the video until the end. ====================================== #diabetes #highbloodsugar #insulin ====================================== ====================================== ❗️❗️ Medical Disclaimer: https://pastebin.com/v2VkrGbP ====================================== ✅ Video Summary ✅ 7 Shocking Signs Your Blood Sugar is Too High 1. Weight Gain A prominent indication that your blood sugar levels are too high is weight gain. A significant amount of abdominal fat may be caused by insulin resistance. Again, this alone is not a sign of high blood sugar, but if it is present together with other symptoms, you should be cautious. Therefore, living an unhealthy lifestyle that involves eating junk food and staying in bed all day may result in weight gain, which can then contribute to high blood sugar. This indicates that you are feeding your body far more glucose than it can utilize, causing the glucose to build up in the bloodstream. Therefore, be careful to maintain an active lifestyle throughout the day and monitor your weight. 2. Excessive Thirst Your kidneys work overtime to eliminate the extra glucose in your circulation; as a result, they keep requesting more water so that they can generate more urine and assist your body in eliminating sugar. Therefore, increased thirst will result in frequent urination. In addition, your body will suck water from your tissues because it is trying to get rid of all that sugar, which will make you feel dehydrated all day. You should visit a doctor to have your blood sugar levels checked if this increased thirst lasts more than a few days. A symptom of diabetes may be excessive thirst. 3. Excessive Urination Urinary tract infections, which can cause excessive urine and wake you up in the middle of the night to use the restroom, can occur in people with high blood sugar levels. Urinary tract infections can also cause a desire to urinate despite having an empty bladder and pain or a burning sensation when urinating. Additionally, they could cause lower abdominal and pelvic cramps, as well as bloody urine. Of course, there are other causes of urinary tract infections, so if this is the only symptom you are experiencing, you shouldn't be concerned about high blood sugar levels. Visit a doctor instead, and get the infection treated before any additional concerns arise. 4. Weak Immune System A weakened immune system makes infections more likely to affect people with high blood sugar levels. The physical barrier of our skin and mucous membranes serves as the first line of defense for our immune system. The second line of defense is the innate immune system, which responds to any pathogens entering the body with a short, non-specific immune response. The third line of defense is the adaptive immune system, where a large number of white blood cells get ready to fight any viruses and pathogens that may have moved past the first two lines of defense. High blood sugar and diabetes in particular can impact the nerves and limit blood flow, increasing the body's exposure to certain infections. Get your blood sugar levels examined if you notice that even the slightest wounds and bruises take longer to heal than usual. To Get more information, please watch the video until the end. ============================================ Subscribe to The Health Infoguide :    / @healthinfoguide   ==========================================