4. Neuropathic Headaches
Diabetes will can also lead to neuropathy, a nerve injury that is a result of high blood sugar. Our brain consists of several neurons and this includes the larger cranial nerves. Neuropathy on the cranial nerves can lead to severe and pounding headaches.
In conclusion
If you have diabetes and suffer from persistent headache, do not neglect the symptom. It could be a sign of an onset of other diabetes complications. On the other hand, your body could simply be trying to tell you that you are mismanaging your medication or diet. Take notes on when your headaches occur, how often you get them, how long they last and the location of your pain. Discuss your symptom with your healthcare provider to determine the cause of your headaches and appropriate prevention.
