Monitor your blood sugar regularly, as advised by your doctor. Frequent checks help you identify issues early.
Increased thirst is a common sign. You may find yourself drinking more fluids than usual.
Frequent urination, especially at night, is another indicator. This is your body’s attempt to flush out excess sugar.
Unexpected weight loss, despite maintaining your diet, can signal high blood sugar. This occurs as your body uses stored fat for energy.
Blurry vision can result from the effects of high blood sugar on your eyes.
Fatigue and weakness are common. High blood sugar depletes your energy levels.
Slow-healing sores or cuts can be a sign of impaired immune function due to high blood sugar.
Feeling very hungry, even after eating, is another symptom. Your body isn’t processing sugar efficiently.
Irritability and mood swings can be linked to blood sugar fluctuations.
Here’s a summary table for quick reference:
| Increased Thirst | Drinking more fluids than normal |
| Frequent Urination | Urinating more often, especially at night |
| Unexpected Weight Loss | Losing weight without trying |
| Blurry Vision | Difficulty seeing clearly |
| Fatigue/Weakness | Feeling tired and weak |
| Slow-Healing Sores | Cuts and sores taking longer to heal |
| Increased Hunger | Feeling hungry even after eating |
| Irritability/Mood Swings | Experiencing mood changes |
If you experience any of these symptoms, contact your doctor immediately. Prompt action is key to managing your blood sugar levels effectively while on Prednisone.
