To begin with, the symptoms of ketoacidosis are similar to the general symptoms of hyperglycaemia:
Increased urination
Incresed thirst
Dehydration
Tiredness
If you use SGLT2 inhibitors in addition to insulin therapy, your blood sugar may not become that high regardless of the insulin deficiency. It may be within the 10–12 mmol/l range, for instance.
As the situation progresses, common symptoms include:
Nausea
Stomach pains
Vomiting
Deteriorating general condition
As the ketoacidosis progresses, the symptoms may include:
Sleepiness
Confusion
Panting, rapid breathing
The smell of acetone in the breath
Disruptions of the blood salt levels
Dropping blood pressure
Reduced level of consciousness