Diabetes can cause dark patches of skin to appear on the neck. This is due to a condition known as acanthosis nigricans. It often occurs as a result of insulin resistance causing skin cells to ...

Having high blood sugar levels for prolonged periods—which is a common type 2 diabetes complication—often damages nerves and blood vessels, which can weaken your skin barrier, dehydrate the skin, and ...

About 30% of people with diabetes mellitus, including those with type 2 diabetes, develop skin issues related to the condition at some point. High blood sugar levels can lead to changes in blood ...

Diabetes can have a serious effect on your skin health, particularly when it comes to hydration. A post-shower skin care routine can help you keep your skin healthy. A lesser-known side effect of ...

Everyday skin problems could have a more sinister cause, warns a blood testing expert. Itchy skin, tingling hands or a cut that takes a while to heal are usually given a quick scratch or a sticking ...