Over time, high blood sugar and high blood pressure can damage the kidneys.
Regular urine and blood tests can detect kidney changes early. Managing blood sugar and blood pressure, taking medications as prescribed, and limiting excess salt help protect kidney health.
Pin Tip
Ask your doctor how often you should have kidney tests.
Work With Your Care Team
This pin shares general health information, not medical advice. Diabetes care is personal, so follow the targets, medications, and meal plan set by your doctor, diabetes educator, or dietitian.
Know the Emergency Signs
Call 911 if someone with diabetes becomes confused, cannot stay awake, has a seizure, or cannot safely swallow. Seek urgent care for very high blood sugar with vomiting, deep rapid breathing, or a fruity breath odor.
Quick Reminder
Keep your diabetes supplies, snacks, and emergency contact information together in one easy to grab kit.
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