Your body retains less moisture when you have high blood glucose,
leaving your skin dry and itchy. Cracks allow bacteria to penetrate the
skin and cause infections that heal slowly. Other signs may erupt on
your skin, including dark velvety patches, blisters, rashes, scales, or
hard pea-sized lumps. Some areas may turn stiff, waxy, cool, or
hairless.
7. Your hands and feet tingle or feel numb.
Nerve damage disrupts signals between your extremities and your
brain. You may feel a pins-and-needles sensation, but not heat, cold,
pain, or even pressure on your feet when walking. The muscles in your
legs and feet may weaken, leaving you unsteady.
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