Why does shivering due to diabetes occur?

Answer 1

many times shivering is caused from having had low sugars. Some diabets shiver when their sugars start to come back up. Many times they will not feel well for two or more days after this occures. My wife has had Diabetes for 45 years.

Answer 2

that is called diabetic nephropathy

People experiencing diabetic nephropathy do not experience any symptoms at the initial stages. There are some similarities between the symptoms of diabetic nephropathy and symptoms of kidney disease and both diseases currently occur at late stages of kidney disease.

These similar symptoms include:

Feeling cold all the time

A metallic taste in the mouth

Loss of appetite

Difficulty concentrating

Itchy skin

Shortness of breath (from low level of red blood cells or fluid in the lungs)

Making more or less urine than usual

Urine that is foamy or bubbly (may be seen when protein is in the urine)

Blood in the urine

Anemia (low hemoglobin or level of red blood cells)

Fatigue and weakness

Vomiting

Not always interested in eating meat anymore

Swelling in the face, feet or hands

This are the symptoms of diabetic Nephropathy, but if not then you need to see your Doctor.