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Signs & Symptoms
The signs and symptoms of diabetes are all related to hyperglycemia. One of the functions of the kidneys is the removal of excess glucose from blood. The higher the glucose levels in the blood the more glucose will appear in the urine. This leads to extra urine production and, subsequently, excessive thirst.
Increased hunger is also experienced due to starvation of the cells, because glucose is not available to them.
The signs and symptoms of diabetes are all related to hyperglycemia. One of the functions of the kidneys is the removal of excess glucose from blood. The higher the glucose levels in the blood the more glucose will appear in the urine. This leads to extra urine production and, subsequently, excessive thirst.
Increased hunger is also experienced due to starvation of the cells, because glucose is not available to them.