The Update of Blood Product

Type-2 Diabetes is a condition which is typified by high and uncontrolled blood sugar.

It affects nearly 366 million people in America. Diabetes symptoms vary widely from person to person.

In fact, many people will have no symptoms or signs of diabetes (asymptomatic) at all even though they have the disorder.

However, untreated asymptomatic diabetes can cause damage all around the body, even in the absence of specific diabetes symptoms, and put one at a higher risk of having an acute medical problem such as a heart attack, stroke, or kidney failure.

Physical symptoms of diabetes can also include increased thirst and urination, especially at night, hunger and weight loss.

More severe symptoms can include nausea, stomach pain, a fruity odor in the breath, visual changes, fatigue and an increased susceptibility to infections.

After a long period of time, the nervous system can be affected and result in decreased sensation, sometimes prone to reductions in blood flow.

As can be seen, diabetes symptoms can be highly variable, depending on the person.