Raising the level of sugar in the blood is as dangerous as lowering it. The concentration of glucose should be maintained at the same level, and its dramatic change in indicators indicates a violation of the body or its serious illness. To determine the amount of sugar in the blood, you need to make a biochemical blood test, as well as it can be done with the help of special glucometers.
Increase in blood sugar is characteristic of some endocrine diseases. The most common and obvious cause of increased blood glucose is the presence of a disease such as diabetes mellitus . Characteristic signs of such a disease is an increased amount of glucose in the urine of the patient.
Natural signs of increased blood sugar:
- wrong features of reception and assimilation of food;
- minimum physical exertion with abundant diet;
- a lot of stress, excitement and various emotional experiences;
- excessive use of alcohol, smoking and other bad habits;
- premenstrual syndrome in women ;
- as there are many different reasons related to the violation of human health and not timely treatment.
Diet with increased blood sugar
is not temporary, but continues in a constant form. The main principles of a diet are a minimum of sugar consumption or a complete rejection of it.
Not allowed to use:
- Sahara;
- candy;
- honey;
- fruit juices;
- other food products containing sugar.
- any alcoholic beverages;
- smoking and other bad habits.
If the patient is very difficult to abandon such a habitual diet, then it is necessary to regularly take compotes of pears and mountain ash - they very well lower the level of sugar in the blood. It is also strictly not recommended for a patient to starve, because with insufficient food intake, the body experiences exhaustion, which leads to a sharp drop in glucose. A sharp increase in blood sugar can trigger a new food that was not present in the diet before.
Symptoms of increasing blood sugar
The level of sugar in the blood rises gradually, so at the slightest increase in significant symptoms will not. If the increase is long and regular, then, as a rule, they are accompanied by the following symptoms:
- a constant feeling of hunger and a significant increase in weight, irritability and drowsiness;
- frequent numbness of hands and feet, vaginal infections and impotence;
- the appearance of skin diseases, skin itching and various rashes.
Signs of increased blood sugar
- frequent urination;
- a feeling of nausea and vomiting;
- sharp decrease in vision;
- loss or weight gain;
- weakness and fatigue.