Fatigue
Due to the body’s decreased ability to use sugar, there may be a sizeable reduction in energy levels. All cells in the body need a steady glucose level. This keeps your cells functioning well. Fluctuation of the blood sugar level can result in fatigue and irritability. Diabetics often get tired after consuming a meal high in carbohydrates.
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