Symptoms of hyperinsulinemia, the following three points will tell you

Hyperinsulinemia refers to the situation where high blood pressure or obesity weakens the biological effects of insulin in hypertensive patients. At this time, the human body becomes resistant to insulin and secretes more insulin. So what are the symptoms of hyperinsulinemia?

1. Unexplained blurred vision in the short term. Many middle-aged and elderly people suffer from symptoms such as dizziness and blurred vision, but some of them mistakenly believe that these are caused by work fatigue, and blurred vision is caused by "presbyopia". Diabetes treatment experts recommend that when blurred vision occurs, you should go to the hospital for a check-up in time, and do not act on your own or make assumptions. Diabetic patients are prone to retinopathy, and increased blood sugar and urine sugar can also affect vision.

2. Itching of the skin or genitals for unknown reasons. Many middle-aged and elderly women apply various antipruritic agents on their own due to skin itching, but the itchiness becomes worse the more they apply. In particular, middle-aged and elderly women with persistent vaginal itching are too ashamed to go to the hospital for examination. They apply medicine on their own, but the symptoms only get worse. When they go to the hospital for examination, they find that it is diabetes that is causing the problem. Therefore, middle-aged and elderly people with unexplained skin or genital itching should first rule out diabetes and then receive symptomatic treatment.

3. Shoulder joint pain: Some elderly diabetic patients may have shoulder periarthritis pain accompanied by moderate to severe limitation of joint movement. Sometimes, persistent periarthritis pain and limited joint mobility become the only clinical manifestations in elderly patients with diabetes.