10 Type 2 Diabetes Symptoms
Our bodies produce a hormone known as insulin. This helps us to metabolize glucose and regulate the amount of glucose that is in the blood. Some people, however, have a resistance to insulin, making it less effective. Others have a problem producing insulin, meaning they cannot regulate their blood glucose levels.
As a result of improper glucose regulation, patients will develop hyperglycemia (increased glucose levels in the blood), which happens to be the main problem in type 2 diabetes. It is a condition that affects millions of people around the world, and a condition that does require treatment.
Type 2 diabetes can cause some very unwelcome symptoms. Ten of these symptoms are discussed below.
