8. Fatigue; Hunger:
The food that you eat is
converted into glucose which your cells use as energy. But to do this, your body needs insulin. According to WebMD, if the cells resist the
insulin, the energy cannot get to the cells. This means you have no energy.
7. Frequent Urination:
The average person urinates 4-7 times in a 24-hour span.
WebMD states that this occurs because diabetes pushes your blood sugar up.
The kidneys may not be able to bring the blood sugar down, so the body needs more fluids, which leads to more urination.
6. Weight Loss:
The Mayo Clinic states that when you lose sugar from frequent urination, you also lose calories. Also, diabetes may prevent sugar from your
food from reaching your cells. Together, both of these can cause weight loss.
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