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10 Negative Effects of High Blood Sugar You May Experience

You pee a lot and you drink a lot

When there’s too much sugar circulating in the blood, the body tries to get rid of it. Excess sugar spills into urine, drawing water out of the body. It makes you pee frequently—and in large amounts. It can make you really thirsty because you’re dehydrated (here are other dehydration symptoms). It‘s a vicious circle that can severely affect your well-being.

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