Borderline diabetes symptoms occur in people who have uncontrolled blood sugar and are on the verge of becoming diabetic. Their blood glucose levels are higher than normal but they are not high enough to warrant a diabetes classification. These individuals have many risk factors for developing the disease, but they still have the ability to prevent or reverse the disease with lifestyle modifications. Medical professionals refer to these people as pre-diabetics.

According to the American Diabetes Association, seventy-nine million people are pre-diabetic in the United States alone.Out of this number, almost two million people will develop Type 2 diabetes each year. The rest of the individuals are doomed to develop Type 2 diabetes within ten years if they do not change their eating and exercise habits.

 

Borderline Diabetes Symptoms – How They Present

 

When the disease starts to progress, these individuals will start to notice marked changes in …