Most people think of diabetes as a condition that reveals itself during the day through thirst, hunger, or frequent urination.
But some changes can become particularly noticeable after you go to bed.
According to the article, several nighttime symptoms can be associated with abnormal blood-sugar levels, including repeated trips to the bathroom, night sweats, sudden hunger, and episodes of shakiness or a racing heartbeat.
That doesn’t mean every nighttime symptom is caused by diabetes. Many have other possible explanations. But recognizing patterns can be a good reason to talk with a healthcare professional.
