Diabetes does not have a separate set of symptoms that only appear at night. However, some signs of high or low blood sugar—and some diabetes-related nerve symptoms—can become especially noticeable while you are trying to sleep. Type 2 diabetes can also develop slowly with few or no obvious symptoms, so testing is the only way to know for sure.
- Waking Up Frequently to Urinate
One of the classic symptoms of diabetes is frequent urination. When blood glucose stays high, you may find yourself needing the bathroom more often, including during the night.
Occasionally getting up at night is common and can have many other causes, including drinking fluids before bed, certain medications, sleep problems, or prostate and bladder conditions.
- Feeling Extremely Thirsty at Night
Frequent urination and increased thirst often occur together. High blood glucose can cause increased urination, which may leave you feeling unusually thirsty. Increased thirst and urination
