Sweet urine or diabetes is one of the diseases that must be watched out for. Because diabetes can affect all age groups, from teenagers to the elderly. If left untreated, diabetes can cause serious complications such as blindness and amputation of the foot. Therefore, we need to prevent diabetes by educating ourselves about the symptoms that arise as a result of this sweet urine.

The increase in blood sugar and diabetes will damage nerve fibers throughout the body. The damage can occur anywhere, including the nerves in the hands and feet. The nerve damage will trigger itching. In addition, an increase in blood sugar levels can also dry out the skin, causing it to peel and itch.

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High blood sugar in the long term will damage small blood vessels and inner ear nerves, thus inhibiting the inner ear from sending nerve signals to the brain, causing individuals with diabetes to have hearing impairments.

Although not eating fruit, diabetes sufferers will experience symptoms such as breath that smells like fruit due to high blood sugar levels. This condition is called diabetic ketoacidosis where the body cannot use insulin to produce energy. As a result, the body will break down fat cells. This process of breaking down fat cells will produce acid known as ketones. This is what triggers the fruity breath.

High and chronic blood sugar levels can damage the nerves in the hands and feet of diabetes sufferers, thus triggering diabetic peripheral neuropathy or tingling and numbness. Tingling and numbness symptoms are often overlooked, but it turns out that these are one of the signs and symptoms of diabetes.