High blood sugar symptoms that you should not avoid Video

Common Symptoms of High Blood Sugar:

• Constant Fatigue: Fatigue is indicated by feeling excessively exhausted even after getting a full night's sleep. In Hyperglycemia, blood sugar affects the body's capacity to use energy and one starts to feel always exhausted.
• Excessive Thirst: Your body may be attempting to eliminate excess sugar if you continue to feel thirsty even after consuming enough water.
• Increased Urination: With high blood sugar, you may feel to have frequent urinating. And it can happen particularly at night.
• Blurred Vision: Vision impairment may result from high blood sugar. It impacts the fluids in your eyes. Serious eye issues could result from ignoring this.
• Slow Recovery Wounds: Cuts, bruises, or minor wounds may take longer time to heal with high blood sugar levels.

Diabetes and other chronic illnesses could result from ignoring these warning indicators. If you encounter these symptoms, visit a doctor and have your blood sugar tested.

Normal Blood Sugar Levels Chart

Normal Blood Sugar Range

Fasting (Before Eating): 70-99 mg/dL

After Eating (2 Hours Post Meal): Less than 140 mg/dL

Random Blood Sugar Less than 140 mg/dL
 

Fasting Blood Sugar Normal Range

A healthy fasting blood sugar level should be 70-99 mg/dL.

100-125 mg/dL indicates prediabetes.

126 mg/dL or higher suggests diabetes.
 

What Level of Blood Sugar is Dangerous?

Above 180 mg/dL (post-meal) may indicate poor glucose control.

Above 250 mg/dL can be dangerous. It leads to complications like diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).

Below 70 mg/dL is considered hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). It can cause dizziness or even loss of consciousness.

Above 400 mg/dL is a medical emergency and immediate attention.