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How Can Diabetes Affect The Kidneys And Cause Diabetic Nephropathy?

Posted by subnirmala on Sat, 13 Mar 2010

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It was nice to note that the theme of the World Kidney Day for 2010 was the effect of diabetes on kidney problems. Yes, diabetes can affect the kidney to the extent that it does not function properly needing life-long dialysis or transplant of kidney. On the dusk of the International Kidney Day 2010 I would like to enlighten one and all of how diabetes can affect the kidney and lead to diabetic nephropathy. We all need to protect ourselves from diabetes first and from failure of our kidneys perm... Read More

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subnirmala 13 Mar 10 11:06 PM Thanks a lot for giving me your valuable suggestions. This will sure help me improve on my blogs.
drsuresh1 13 Mar 10 12:24 PM Thanks Subnirmala for a nice elaborate blog on diabetic nephropathy...You can add diet which helps to protect kidney, low protein diet food with low potassium and eat plenty of boiled vegetables like pumpkin(dudhi),drumsticks,touri and tinda(Hindi).