12 Signs of Poor Diabetes Control or Insulin Resistance on Your Skin

😮There are 12 signs of poor diabetes control or insulin resistance on the skin that you need to be aware of.

😧Skin patches, velvety feeling, and skin hardening are some of the signs that indicate poor diabetes control or insulin resistance.

🩺It is important to see your diabetes doctor and dermatologist if you notice any of these signs on your skin.

🔍Dry, itchy skin and skin tags can also indicate high blood sugar levels or type 2 diabetes.

🩹Taking good care of blisters and open wounds, and seeking medical attention for infections is crucial for proper diabetes management.

What are the signs of poor diabetes control on the skin?

—The signs of poor diabetes control on the skin include skin patches, velvety feeling, skin hardening, blisters, skin infections, open wounds, scaly spots, and more.

Do these skin signs only occur in people with diabetes?

—While these skin signs are more common in people with diabetes, they can also occur in individuals without diabetes. However, they should still be taken seriously.

What should I do if I notice these signs on my skin?

—If you notice any of these signs on your skin, it is important to seek medical attention. Consult with your diabetes doctor, dermatologist, or healthcare provider for proper evaluation and management.

Can controlling my diabetes help improve my skin condition?

—Yes, proper diabetes management, including blood sugar control, can help improve and prevent skin issues associated with poor diabetes control or insulin resistance.

Are there any specific products or treatments for skin issues related to diabetes?

—Your healthcare provider may recommend specific products, ointments, or treatments based on your skin condition. It is important to work closely with your healthcare team to determine the best approach for your individual needs.

01:15Insulin resistance or type 2 diabetes can lead to skin manifestations that often go unnoticed.

03:56Skin patches, velvety feeling, and skin hardening are common signs of poor diabetes control.

05:56Blisters, skin infections, and open wounds can occur due to uncontrolled diabetes or high blood sugars.

08:08Dry, itchy skin and skin tags can also indicate poor diabetes control or insulin resistance.

10:30Proper care and medical attention are essential for managing skin issues related to diabetes.