aren’t receiving adequate glucose due to insulin resistance, triggering ongoing hunger signals despite adequate food intake.
8. Tingling or Numbness in the Hands or Feet
A tingling, burning, or numb sensation in the extremities can indicate early nerve-related changes caused by prolonged elevated blood sugar levels, a condition known as neuropathy. This symptom often starts subtly and gradually becomes more noticeable over time.
9. Dark Patches of Skin
Dark, velvety patches of skin — often appearing on the neck, armpits, or other skin folds — can indicate insulin resistance, a key factor
