High blood sugar can gradually damage the tiny filtering units of the kidneys. The good news is that...

High blood sugar can gradually damage the tiny filtering units of the kidneys. The good news is that good diabetes control, regular monitoring and healthy lifestyle habits can help protect kidney health.

Keep these in mind:
🩸 Keep blood sugar within your individualized target
❤️ Control blood pressure
🥗 Follow a balanced, kidney-appropriate diet
💧 Maintain appropriate hydration
🏃 Stay physically active
🩺 Get regular kidney check-ups

Watch for changes such as swelling, frequent urination, unusual tiredness, numbness or tingling, and changes in vision—but remember, kidney disease can be silent in its early stages.

👉 If you have diabetes, don’t wait for symptoms—ask about regular kidney screening.
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