nearly half ofpeople with type 2 diabetes experience breathing difficulties during sleep. Therefore, if you snore loudly while sleeping, have your blood sugar checked. A Canadian study found that 23% of people with sleep disorders, such as moderate sleep apnea, are at risk of developing diabetes within five years.
Although this link has not yet been scientifically proven, statistics suggest a significant correlation. This is likely due to stress hormones that our bodies secrete during sleep, which raise blood sugar levels.
Skin spots
Skin lesions are another symptom of hyperglycemia.
