High blood sugar, a key symptom of diabetes, can disrupt sleep and signal underlying issues. Here are seven signs to watch for at night:

1. Increased Urination
Frequent nighttime bathroom trips may indicate the body is trying to flush out excess sugar.

2. Excessive Thirst
Polydipsia, or constant thirst, often follows fluid loss from urination.

3. Extreme Fatigue
High sugar levels prevent cells from using glucose properly, leading to nighttime exhaustion.

4. Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS)
A strong urge to move your legs, especially at night, is common in diabetics.

5. Midnight Leg Cramps
Painful cramps can interrupt sleep and may point to poor circulation or nerve issues.

6. Breathing Pauses (Sleep Apnea)
Interrupted breathing during sleep can be linked to high blood sugar.

7. Night Sweats
Sudden sweating at night may signal glucose level fluctuations.

If these symptoms persist, consult a healthcare provider and monitor your blood sugar.