has diabetes.
If you’re being treated for diabetes and repeatedly experience suspected nighttime lows, discuss them with your healthcare team rather than changing medication doses yourself.
- Blurry Vision or Unusual Fatigue
High blood glucose may be accompanied by fatigue and blurred vision. These symptoms aren’t exclusive to nighttime, but you may notice them while reading, watching television or getting ready for bed.
Both symptoms have many other possible explanations, so they cannot diagnose diabetes on their own.
How Do You Know If It Is Diabetes?
Symptoms can provide clues, but diabetes is diagnosed with blood tests, not symptoms alone. Some people with type 2 diabetes have such mild symptoms that they don’t notice anything unusual for years.
If you’re repeatedly experiencing increased thirst, frequent urination, unexplained fatigue, blurry vision or tingling in your feet, ask a healthcare professional whether diabetes testing is appropriate.
Severe symptoms such as confusion, fainting, seizures
