12 Signs of high blood sugar that you should not ignore

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12 Signs of High Blood Sugar You Should Not Ignore 

Hyperglycemia is a disease that manifests when we have high blood sugar levels. Normally, these levels should be between 60 and 110 mg per liter. So, if a person has these levels above 110 mg / l, he or she may have hyperglycemia, which could be really dangerous. Therefore, today we will tell you what are the symptoms you should be aware of, since they will tell you if you have high blood sugar. Our pancreas is the organ responsible for producing insulin. Insulin is the hormone that is responsible for processing and storing sugar in our body. We could say that it is the main responsible for maintaining regulated levels of blood sugar. 

Symptoms of high blood sugar 

If we have a problem in the pancreas, blood sugar levels can be altered. Sometimes, when this happens, it may be too late when we realize that there really is a problem. Therefore, we must know well until the smallest change can occur when we have high sugar. 

Normally, these symptoms go easily unnoticed and are very similar to those 
produced by type 2 diabetes. Let's see some of those symptoms: 

You are thirstier than usual. 
You go to the bathroom more to urinate. 
Constant feeling of tiredness or weakness. 
Sudden loss of weight without explanation. 
Recurrent fungal infections in the skin, feet, nails, genital area, etc. 
Blurry vision. 
Nausea and dizziness 
Frequent headaches. 
Increase in appetite 
Infections 
It heals badly. 

Constant numbness or tingling of our extremities: hands and feet. 
If any of these symptoms occur in your body, you should be alert and perform some medical control. High levels of sugar can cause considerable damage to the body, even leaving you in a coma if they are too high.

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