Diabetes Kidney Complications Failure
Kidneydisease (nephropathy) keep your diabetes and blood pressure under control to lower the chance of getting kidney disease. read more. high blood pressure. high blood pressure—also called hypertension—raises your risk for heart attack, stroke, eye problems, and kidney disease. read more. stroke. Kidney failure. once kidneys fail, dialysis is necessary. the person must choose whether to continue with dialysis or to get a kidney transplant. this choice should be made as a team effort. the team should include the doctor and diabetes educator, a nephrologist (kidney doctor), a kidney transplant surgeon, a social worker, and a psychologist. Kidneydisease: high blood sugar levels can damage the kidneys and cause chronic kidneydisease (ckd) pdf icon [pdf 1. 08 mb]. if not treated, ckd can lead to kidney failure. a person with kidney failure needs regular dialysis (a treatment that filters the blood) or a kidney transplant to survive. about 1 in 3 adults with diabetes has ckd. This failure,...