Body Parts That You Will Notice Pain If Blood Sugar Level Is High

Persistent pain in certain body parts may indicate high blood sugar levels, especially if the pain persists despite medication. Here are two common areas where such pain may occur:

Legs or Feet: High blood sugar can cause nerve damage, leading to pain in the legs or feet. This often occurs after prolonged periods of unrecognized high blood sugar levels. If you experience persistent pain in these areas, consult a doctor immediately.
Hands: Elevated blood sugar can damage nerves in the hands, causing painful sensations. If untreated, this can worsen over time, leading to more severe diabetes-related complications.
If you or someone you know experiences these symptoms, seek medical attention promptly to assess and manage the condition effectively.

Related Posts

Unique Toilet Design at Huntsville Space Center:

Public restrooms continue to evolve for better cleanliness, efficiency, and comfort, but some fixtures still catch people off guard. One such design, a women’s urinal, was recently…

Oh my god what a storyy!!!

MY HOUSE BURNED DOWN WITH EVERYTHING WE OWNED—A FIREFIGHTER’S GIFT CHANGED EVERYTHING The smoke still clung to my clothes. My babies were safe, but everything else—gone. I…

Corvette Driver Refuses To Let In Truck Then Flips The Bird, Gets Smoked Out

Note: we are republishing this story which originally made the news in July 2018. A driver stuck in traffic captured an interesting road rage incident featuring a…

Bystander Spots Sergeant Being Savagely Beaten, So She Takes Out Her Gun And Ends The Attack.

Many people may not realize just how challenging it is to be a police officer. It’s far from easy. The role of a police officer comes with…

4-Year-Old Tragically Dies Within 24 Hours Of Telling His Mom His Underarm Hurt

A devastated family in England is turning their grief into action after their 4-year-old son, Jaxon Knowles, died suddenly from a rare and aggressive form of meningitis….

I won’t be 80’: Michael J Fox Shares His Battle with Parkinson’s

Michael J. Fox, known for his iconic role as Marty McFly in Back to the Future, recently spoke candidly about his ongoing struggle with Parkinson’s disease. At…