How Does Diabetes Cause Kidney Disease

As we all know, diabetes is one leading factor of kidney disease. That is, if you are a diabetic, then I am sure you are aware of the possibility of damage to your kidneys. Well, how does diabetes cause kidney disease?

What is the link between diabetes and kidney disease?

Kidneys are responsible for removing the excess sugar from the blood. This creates a high glucose concentration in the kidneys. This concentrate obstructs the tiny capillaries in the kidneys and other capillaries in the body, eventually destroying the glomeruli in the kidneys.

Glycation occurs when the sugar content of the blood gets so high that it alters the tissues in the kidneys. This is another reason for kidney failure in diabetic patients. If you do not make blood sugar under control, not only will your kidneys be damaged, but also you may suffer from damage to the heart, the eyes, blood vessels, the brain, and other organs in the body.

What to do with diabetic kidney disease?

If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, you can slow down and sometimes stop the damage to your kidneys by carefully controlling your blood sugar. Keeping monitoring your blood sugar and evaluate your urine on a regular basis. However, the most radical method for stopping the damage to your kidneys is to repair injured glomeruli and improve renal function. Here we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy which is on the basis of Chinese medicines. It aims to repair impaired kidney tissues and improve renal function by dilating blood vessels, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix and providing necessary nutrients.

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