Diabetes is the most common cause of chronic kidney disease (CKD). Around 33 percent of adults with diabetes also have CKD. When diabetes causes CKD, its sometimes called diabetic kidney disease.
When diabetes causes CKD, it’s sometimes called diabetic kidney disease. Elevated blood sugar levels that result from diabetes can damage the tiny blood vessels inside your kidneys. As a result, your ...
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