Speciality: Nephrology
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Today, let’s explore how diabetes can impact long-term kidney health. Diabetes, especially when blood sugar levels stay high over time, can damage the tiny blood vessels in your kidneys. These blood vessels act as filters to remove waste from your body. When they’re damaged, your kidneys can’t filter as well, leading to a condition called diabetic nephropathy. Symptoms may not appear early, but over years, this damage can lead to chronic kidney disease or even kidney failure. Managing your blood sugar, blood pressure, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are key to protecting your kidneys. Regular check-ups help detect problems early, so you can take steps to keep your kidneys healthy for the long term.
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