Maintaining a stable blood sugar level is very important to prevent complications. One of these complications is called neuropathy which is a condition which affects the nerves and causes pains of several degrees in different parts of the body which must not be ignored for too long…..CONTINUE READING...CONTINUE READING
If you are experiencing any of these symptoms or have concerns about your blood sugar levels, it is crucial to consult a healthcare professional. They can provide guidance on managing your blood sugar levels effectively through lifestyle changes, medication, or insulin therapy.
Parts of the body which feels painful when blood sugar is too high according to Healthline
1. Feet and Legs.
When your blood sugar level is too high, nerves in the feet and kegs may get damaged and this leads to a condition called peripheral neuropathy. You may begin to feel numbness, tingling, burning sensation or sharp pains which are other symptoms. Ignoring these symptoms may cause more pains making it more difficult to walk or carry out daily activities.
2. Digestive system.
Very high blood sugar levels affects the nerves that regulate digestive system. This results in a condition referred to as diabetic gastroparesis which slows down food digestion therefore causing pains in the abdomen or other symptoms like bloating, vomiting or feeling full after eating little food.
3. Skin.
Another part of the body that is affected by abnormally high blood sugar level is the skin. Several skin conditions have been linked to diabetes and they are collectively referred to as diabetic dermopathy. These condition may appear as light brown or reddish circular patches which may be painful or very itchy. Wounds may also take longer to heal causing pains…..CONTINUE READING
