diabetes symptom?

Question

As far as I know, I do not have diabetes, but every once in a while my vision will get kind of blurry. I do need to get a new prescription for my glasses, but occationally my vision will get fuzzier and then clear up. I noticed today that my vision got fuzzy after I licked clean the frosting bowl (my mom made a cake). Could this be a symptom of diabetes?

Answer 1

I have type1 Diabetes so I have a sheet of most of the symptoms for high bloodsugar (hyperglycemia)

- Blurry Vision
- Frequent Urination
- Excessive Thirst
- Headaches
(that isn't all of them)

When my bloodsugar goes high, I get really thirsty, can't concentrate and I get really moody. Sometimes my vision gets blurry but I also get a bad headache.
Your blurry vision might be a symptom of Diabetes but it'd be more likely that you had the other symptoms, also. Not just the blurry vision. You never know, though. It'd probably be a good idea to get your bloodsugar tested. When I found out I had Diabetes, my bloodsugar was 52.0, I'm not even kidding. It was so scary.

Answer 2

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

Yes this can be a sign of pre diabetes or diabetes not every one has the same symptoms, Numbness in fingers, feet and sweating ,frequent urination, blurred eye sight were the symptoms i had and i am now type 2

Answer 6

Most of the times Diabetes is asymptomatic, however It is very important to diagnose as early as possible to prevent early and late complications of Diabetes. This is only possible, if you have some knowledge about common symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus.

Glucose is an important source of energy for cells of our body.
Glucose enters the cells and metabolized to provide energy.

How does glucose enter in cells? It enters the cells with help of Insulin. Insulin is a hormone produced by Pancreas. Suppose there is no insulin, or insulin production is decreased. Obviously, Glucose level in blood will increase and we will have a condition what we call as Diabetes Mellitus.

There are many symptoms of diabetes but we will focus here on most common symptoms of Diabetes. Here is list of these symptoms.

Increased Thirst
Frequent urination
Fatigue and weakness
Blurred vision
Abdominal pains
Nausea and vomiting
Sudden weight loss or gain
Skin infections like abscess, pimples
Impotence
Fluid retention (especially in legs and feet)
Chronic itching
Poor healing of skin wounds
Decreased tolerance to cold
Increased heart rate
Dry scaly skin
Numbness of fingers and toes
Extreme hunger pangs
Hot and sweaty with clammy perspiration
Heart tremors and palpitations
Apprehensive with no obvious reason
Nervousness
Disoriented, confused, inability to concentrate
Frequent headaches, dizziness
Mood changes.

How will we relate these symptoms with Diabetes. Remember, most of symptoms are directly related to higher levels of Glucose in Blood.

Answer 7

It sounds more like a symptom of frosting on the eye glasses. This is common among people who lick frosting bowls. I would go to have my eyes checked if I were you. If diabetes is causing a problem with your vision you ophthalmologist will be able to see the effects of diabetes on the retina of your eyes. An optometrist will not dilate your pupils to look inside so make sure you go to an ophthalmologist.

Answer 8

My wife's symptoms was, she was always thirsty. The doctor suspected diabetes and sent her for a blood test... He was right!

With diet and meds, she's doing just fine. of diagnosed with diabetes you are not doomed.
it might not be a bad idea to call your dr and make an appt if you are concerned. It might be a good idea.

Answer 9

No; the vision problems associated with diabetes have to do with excessive growth of blood vessels on your retina. I don't know what you ARE dealing with, but it's not a diabetes symptom.

Answer 10

It sounds more like a glasses issue. Any questions about diabetes,have a blood sugar done.,but as a diabetic,I think you do not have to worry about diabetes,but go get some new glasses.