What are the typical symptoms of hyperglycemia?

For patients with high blood sugar, although everyone knows that this disease is very harmful to physical health. But how can we find out that hyperglycemia is starting to harm our health? Experts tell everyone that if our body has the following symptoms, we should worry about whether we have hyperglycemia.

Extreme thirst. When the total amount of water in the body decreases by 1~2%, it can cause the excitement of the thirst center of the brain to want to drink, resulting in the physiological phenomenon of extreme thirst.

Excessive urine, dry skin, dehydration. Excessive urination not only refers to an increase in the frequency of urine, but also an increase in urine output, which can reach more than 20 times in 24 hours, and the urine output of some hyperglycemia can reach 2-3 liters to 10 liters. Even the foam of the urine is too much, and the urine stains are white and sticky. POLYURIA IS DUE TO THE INCREASE IN BLOOD SUGAR, EXCEEDING THE RENAL GLUCOSE THRESHOLD (8.9~10MMOL/L), AND THE AMOUNT OF SUGAR EXCRETED INTO THE URINE INCREASES, RESULTING IN AN INCREASE IN URINE FREQUENCY AND OUTPUT.

The heart beats fast and breathes slowly and deeply. Even when you are not exercising vigorously, you may feel that your heart rate is significantly faster than before, and it is difficult to breathe. Positive urine glucose test. It is also an important symptom of high blood sugar.

In life, I often have nausea, retching, physical discomfort, vomiting constantly, occasional abdominal pain, indigestion and other symptoms. Elevated blood glucose test values, which are the most characteristic symptom of high blood sugar.

Anorexia, great loss of appetite, significantly lighter weight than before, weakness, and inability to do things.This is due to the fact that blood sugar cannot enter the cells, and the cells lack energy, so the symptoms of high blood sugar can manifest as weakness and weakness.

If you have any of the above symptoms but cannot be confirmed as hyperglycemia, you can go to a regular hospital for a professional examination, and you can choose medication or other treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Hopefully, the above introduction will help you find out that you have hyperglycemia in time.