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Diabetes with Pain on the Back should Pay Attention to Chronic Kidney Disease

Diabetes with pain on the back should pay attention to Chronic Kidney Disease, that may indicate your disease is going to Kidney Failure. Then as a Diabetic how can you know whether you’ve got kidney disease or not ?...

How to Recover from GFR of 5 in Diabetic Kidney Disease

For individuals who are suffering from GFR of 5 in Diabetic Kidney Disease, they often wonder how they can recover from the disease....

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With diagnosis of 6.6 creatinine in Diabetic Kidney Disease, should patient start dialysis? The current article will explain this question....

Creatinine Level 6.5 in Diabetic Kidney Disease How Bad is It

With diagnosis of creatinine level 6.5 in Diabetes Kidney Disease, patients’ kidneys are no longer able to perform as well as they should. While, how bad the disorder is?...

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When kidney is operating at 25% due to Diabetes, is there any cure? We have got asked about this question. To help people who have similar doubt, we provide the following analysis. ...

How to Identify Renal Problem in Diabetes Patients

How to identify renal problem in diabetes patients? Diabetes is the leading cause of kidney problem around the world; and for people with renal problem caused by Diabetes, they usually need to start dialysis earlier, compared with these who...

Urine and Blood Tests For Diabetic Nephropathy

Diabetic nephropathy is a secondary kidney disease caused by diabetes. For diabetics, how do they know if they are suffering from diabetic nephropathy? Here we will give an introduction about the two routine tests for diabetic nephropathy....

How To Diagnose Diabetic Nephropathy

Diabetic nephropathy is a progressive kidney disease and it is caused by Diabetes. There are two types of Diabetes: type 1 diabetes (T1DM) and type 2 diabetes (T2DM). About 20% to 30% of patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes develop to di...

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