Why Night Symptoms Matter
Night symptoms matter because they may reveal patterns that are easy to miss during the day. The body’s hormones shift during sleep, and some people experience early-morning rises in blood sugar. This is sometimes called the dawn phenomenon.
For others, symptoms become noticeable simply because nighttime is quiet. Foot tingling, thirst, sweating, and bathroom trips are harder to ignore when you are trying to sleep.
Tracking symptoms can help. Write down when you wake, how often you urinate, whether you feel thirsty, whether you sweat, and how you feel in the morning. This information can help a healthcare professional decide what tests may be needed.
Who Is at Higher Risk?
