Diabetes can silently affect circulation and nerve health—often revealing early warning signs in your feet before other symptoms appear. Because high blood sugar damages nerves (neuropathy) and reduces blood flow, your feet become a key indicator of uncontrolled or undiagnosed diabetes.

If you notice any of the following—especially if you have risk factors like family history, obesity, or prediabetes—see a doctor promptly. Early detection can prevent serious complications like ulcers, infections, or even amputation.

🔍 10 Foot-Related Signs of Diabetes
1. Numbness or Tingling
A “pins and needles” or burning sensation, often worse at night.
Caused by peripheral neuropathy—nerve damage from prolonged high blood sugar.
2. Loss of Feeling