Kidney damage can happen to anyone, but people with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes are more prone.So, reduce your risk as part of diabetes management.
1. Do not miss any medical appointment.
2.Keep blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar in check . If your numbers are not good, take action and get them to the target range.
3. Test urine for protein and get a blood test for kidney function at least once a year.
4. Stop smoking ---if you do.
5. Eat a healthy balanced diet that is low in fat, salt and sugar with lots of fruit and vegetables.
6. Keep active with gardening or walking.
1. Do not miss any medical appointment.
2.Keep blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar in check . If your numbers are not good, take action and get them to the target range.
3. Test urine for protein and get a blood test for kidney function at least once a year.
4. Stop smoking ---if you do.
5. Eat a healthy balanced diet that is low in fat, salt and sugar with lots of fruit and vegetables.
6. Keep active with gardening or walking.
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