Prediabetes, also known as borderline diabetes, shows your sugar level with a higher-than-normal score which isn't enough to qualify as a diabetic condition.
While this condition can be managed through lifestyle changes including meditation, diet, and exercise, it is important to detect the early symptoms of prediabetes to take essential health measures.
Prediabetes's early signs include an increasing thirst than usual and a need to pee a lot.
Other signs are blurred vision.
Prediabetes signs may include being tired more than usual.
A darker skin appears in your armpit or on your neck.
Small skins may grow in some areas.
Prediabetes signs in Women include infections in yeast and the urinary tract.
Other signs include heavier and longer periods than usual. Women may find it difficult to get pregnant if they are prediabetic.