1. Frequent Nighttime Urination (Nocturia)
One of the most common nighttime symptoms of diabetes is waking repeatedly to urinate. High blood sugar forces the kidneys to filter excess glucose, which draws water with it, increasing urine production. This can disrupt sleep and lead to dehydration if persistent, signaling elevated blood sugar levels that require medical evaluation
2. Excessive Thirst
Frequent urination causes fluid loss, triggering intense thirst, especially at night. This can wake individuals from sleep and is often accompanied by a dry mouth. Persistent nighttime thirst may indicate the body is struggling to regulate blood sugar effectively
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