Signs And Symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus

Headaches

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Headaches connected to cases of diabetes mellitus typically appear in new patients. The reason for this is because these headaches are typically the result of major fluctuations in an individual’s blood sugar and can indicate either hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia. The former indicates too high blood sugar and the latter indicates when blood sugar is far too low. Once diabetes patients get their condition, and thus their blood sugar, under control, headaches associated with diabetes drop dramatically in their frequency and intensity. Of course, individuals should still take care to prevent other potential causes of headaches, such as dehydration. Finally, as with other signs, it is crucial to be on the lookout for other symptoms of diabetes mellitus, as a headache alone is not enough for a diagnosis.

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