Diabetes can develop quietly. In particular, symptoms of type 2 diabetes may appear gradually over several years, and some people have symptoms so mild that they barely notice them. Others may have no obvious symptoms at all.
Sometimes, however, certain changes become harder to overlook at night. Waking repeatedly to use the bathroom, feeling unusually thirsty, experiencing tingling in your feet, or struggling with fatigue can all interfere with sleep.
These symptoms do not automatically mean you have diabetes, and most are not exclusive to nighttime. But when they are&
