Diabetes develops slowly over many years. People may ignore the first signs of metabolic disorders, attributing them to age-related changes or overwork. In the early stages of non-insulin-dependent diabetes, symptoms are often completely absent. Therefore, the first signs of the disease appear only when blood glucose levels rise significantly. A set of symptoms typical of diabetes develops. People begin to experience intense thirst, frequent urination, insomnia at night, fatigue, weakness, and daytime drowsiness. What should you do if you notice the early symptoms of diabetes? Natalia Karlovich, a top-category endocrinologist, explains. Subscribe to the SB TV channel - / sbbytoday
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