Doctors determined the main symptoms of high blood sugar

Thanks to these signs you will be able to prevent dangerous diseases.

Do you know that itchy scalp may indicate a dangerous level of blood sugar.

Experts have called 4 this symptoms that need to know every diabetic.

1) Eye

When the blood sugar level grows, blood vessels in the eyes weaken, and the retina appear cholesterol deposits. Slowly they impair vision and lead to its loss, if this disorder is left untreated. Visit your doctor immediately if you experience pain or burning sensation in the eyes. Check the eyes every six months.

2) Skin

If you have long suffered from diabetes, your skin will probably become dry and itchy. This is due to the fact that the increased level of sugar in the blood provides suitable conditions for the growth of fungi, increasing the risk of fungal and bacterial infections. Often the victims of diabetes are observed vaginitis and herpes if the infection spread to the genitalia. Increased blood sugar affects the sweat glands, resulting in itching in the area of the feet and scalp.

3) the Foot

Diabetics are very vulnerable to disorder called diabetic foot. If you suffer from diabetes and lose the sensitivity of the foot, then we can talk about the violation of the sweat and sebum. These factors lead to abnormal pressure on the joints, bones and skin of the foot. And as soon as the foot is injured, the healing process is very much slowed down due to the lack of blood supply to this zone and a weak immune system. This can lead to gangrene and amputation.

4) Gums

You probably know that diabetes reduces the body’s resistance to infections and slows the healing process. But maybe you don’t know that this disease also affects the health of the oral cavity. Sometimes ordinary holes in the teeth or bleeding gums can be the first signs of diabetes. Dry mouth and the severity of gum disease indicate a high level of sugar in the saliva, which promotes the growth of Candida fungi that cause infections.

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