3. Change skin color
People at risk for diabetes may notice a change in their skin color. This occurs mainly in the folds of the skin or in the joints, elbows and knees. There can often be dark spots on the neck, armpits or groin, due to the insulin resistance the body is subjected to. These spots are oval in shape, have a scaly texture and are called diabetic dermopathy.
4. Your mouth will be dry constantly
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When someone has diabetes, they will see several things go wrong in their mouth. This includes bleeding gums as well as a constant dry feeling. This occurs due to the fact high blood sugar causes sores, as well as a dry mouth.
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