**Nighttime Signs of Diabetes You Shouldn’t Ignore**
Diabetes often shows subtle symptoms at night. Here are key ones to watch:
* **Frequent Urination**: Waking up often to pee may mean high blood sugar.
* **Night Sweats/Shaking**: Low blood sugar at night can cause sweating, shaking, or racing heart.
* **Restless Legs/Nerve Pain**: Tingling or burning legs may signal diabetic nerve damage.
* **Snoring/Sleep Apnea**: Common in diabetics, it worsens blood sugar control.
* **Midnight Hunger**: Blood sugar swings can wake you up hungry or irritable.
* **Morning Fatigue**: Feeling tired despite sleep may be from poor glucose use.
* **Dry Mouth/Oral Issues**: High blood sugar can cause dryness and gum problems.
* **Other Signs**: Dark skin patches, skin tags, blurry vision, slow healing, or weight loss.
**Takeaway**: Don’t ignore disrupted sleep or fatigue—they may signal diabetes. A simple test can catch it early.