High blood sugar affects people who have been diagnosed with diabetes and it can often turn serious if left untreated or ignored.
According to an expert, there are some specific warning signs of an increased diabetes risk that you should be aware of. With the Scottish Government's most recent figures showing 304,375 Scots suffering from the condition, it's vital to spot early signs of high blood sugar levels.
High blood sugar - sometimes called hyperglycaemia - is when sugar levels in your blood are too high, and can cause the pancreas to overwork when releasing insulin to cope.
