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7. Diabetes and kidney damage

High blood sugar can damage blood vessels and nephrons, so the kidneys will not function as well as they should. The kidneys have to work harder, which can eventually lead to damage. Controlling high blood sugar levels is paramount to controlling type 2 diabetes and all of its complications, including chronic kidney disease.

Man using glucometer, checking blood sugar level. Diabetes concept on blue background

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