Small shifts that are easy to put down to ageing, stress or a bad night. Here are three of the seven — and what to do if they sound familiar.
The other four signals, a simple self-check you can score in two minutes, and a clear guide on what to raise with your doctor are in the free self-check.
Every one of these has an innocent explanation. You are busy, you slept badly, you are getting older. And often that is genuinely all it is.
But when several show up together and persist for weeks, they are worth a conversation rather than a shrug. Not a cause for alarm — a reason to get information.
Awareness is only useful if it leads somewhere. If two or more of these sound like your last few months, the next step is a conversation with your doctor and a simple blood test — a fasting glucose and an HbA1c.
Those two numbers cost very little and take one appointment. They tell you where you actually stand, which is far more useful than guessing from symptoms. This page cannot diagnose anything and neither can a checklist; only testing can.
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Want the long version? Read the full guide to all seven signals on our blog.