–Increased Urination:  As your body tries to get rid of the extra glucose (sugar) in your blood, you may notice yourself going to the bathroom more often, especially at night.
–Increased Thirst:  Due to the increase in urination, this is also a common side effect, primarily at night.
–Feeling very tired or hungry:  The increased blood glucose occurs because your body is not utilizing the energy it has in the blood.  Although there may be plenty of nutrients floating around, if you can’t use it properly your body thinks it needs more.
–Losing Weight:  If your cells aren’t able to use the glucose in the blood, they begin to draw on fat stores for energy.  This could cause you to lose weight initially.

It is important to have your doctor check for any blood glucose abnormalities with simple lab tests at your yearly physical.  If there are problems, better patient outcomes are a result of early detection.  Luckily, there are also many inexpensive medications to treat this condition if needed.  To learn more, contact a member of the Rx Savings Solutions Team today.

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