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With kidney disease, some Diabetics may experience increased night urination. As we have known, frequent urination is a typical symptom of Diabetes because the high blood sugar forces more water to be filtered out of the body. In case Diabe...Read More
Clinically, rising levels of blood pressure usually appears together presentation of microalbuminuria, and will get worse with kidney damage progressing. When kidney disease is diagnosed, controlling high blood pressure is of even greater i...Read More
Edema in Diabetic Nephropathy results from buildup of fluid. The kidneys are responsible for filtering bloodstream and removing excess water out of the body. Diabetic kidney disease with severely impaired kidney functions can cause accumula...Read More
Increasing protein in urine is a notable feature in the developing course of Diabetic Nephropathy. High blood glucose in a long course can overstrain renal filtering system. In a healthy individual, the amount of protein in urine is no more...Read More
Proteinuria with its another name protein urine refers to the presence of an excess of serum proteins in the urine. It is the only symptom of early stage Diabetic Nephropathy and always indicates that kidneys have been damaged. Proteinuria...Read More
