Symptoms of Diabetes in Men

Diabetes is classified into two major groups - type 1 and type 2. People, who have type 1 diabetes, have damaged pancreatic cells, thus, their bodies fail to naturally produce insulin. Type 2 diabetes develops when pancreatic cells fail to produce adequate amount of insulin due to the production of anti-diuretic hormone in the body. Symptoms of diabetes in men depend on the diabetes type that has affected them.Symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes in Men include:• Increased thirst leading to increased frequency and volume of urination. • Frequent hunger pangs over a short period of time. • In spite of increased food intake, there may be noticeable weight loss.• Type 1 diabetics may experience unexplained fatigue and tiredness.• Nausea and vomiting due to inability of storing fluids. • Persistent headaches.• Confusions in actions and decisions.• In a severe condition, bed-wetting becomes a major concern.• Feeling of tingling in feet. • Blurred vision.• Flushed face and fruity breath odour.  • Type 1 diabetes in men can lead to erectile dysfunction  which means impotency. Symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes in Men Sometimes, development of type 2 diabetes is asymptomatic. Almost one-third of type 2 diabetics are unaware about their condition. If this type of diabetes presents symptoms, few of them can be identical to signs of type 1 diabetes. Apart from the common symptoms, type 2 diabetes presents certain specific symptoms. Some of these  include:• Vision problems, such as blurred vision and reduced eyesight. • Irritation and itching around genital parts, especially around the groin. • Type 2 diabetic men may experience sudden increase in weight. • Repercussions of diabetic condition may result in impotency. • Sensation of numbness and tingling in the hands and feet.• Type 2 diabetics are prone to yeast infection.• Type 2 diabetic may witness dark spots on the skin, especially around the neck or under the arms. These dark velvety spots are prominent signs of insulin resistance.Common Symptoms in Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes• Increased thirst• Increased hunger pangs.• Frequent urination.• Unexplained weight loss despite increased eating. • Blurred vision.• Headaches.In case you are experiencing any of the aforementioned symptoms, immediately seek medical guidance to diagnose diabetes and prevent its complications. Timely treatment of this condition, right diet and proper exercise regime will help you to manage type 2 diabetes  and help you lead a normal life.