Type 2 Diabetes is a common health condition that raises blood sugar (glucose) to very high levels. Increased blood sugar levels cause symptoms such as excessive thirst, frequent urination and fatigue. At the same time, it increases the risk of serious problems in the eyes, heart and nerves.
Type 2 Diabetes results from problems with a chemical in the human body, a chemical called insulin. In most cases, it is directly related to being obese, or even as a genetic inheritance.
High blood sugar is a dangerous disease because many people have it and don't realize it. This is because the symptoms of diabetes do not necessarily make you feel bad.
The main symptoms of type 2 diabetes are as follow: feeling thirsty all the time; frequent urination, especially at night; feeling very tired; blurred vision; when you have cuts or wounds take longer to heal; start losing weight without trying. While you are much more at risk of diabetes type 2 if you are over 40, are obese or have a close relative with diabetes.
