snowfarm

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can an elevated blood glucose cause DIRECT damage to kidneys over a short period of time?

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Headless Man

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Yes, if not controlled and let go high.

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snowfarm

what's the mechanism?

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Headless Man

See a Dr for quick fix, Garlic is supposed to be good to bring it down in time. The herb hawthorn, Fish oil, Folic acid and other natural things are also.

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snowfarm

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got the following from a google search on "glucose + renal":
Kidney Damage
One of the most common causes of chronic kidney failure in the United States is due to diabetes, notes Merck.com. High blood sugar causes injury to the small vessels of the kidney, damaging its filtering capability, and resulting in water retention and loss of protein in the urine, according to The National Kidney Foundation. High blood sugar also injures the nerves supplying the bladder, which can cause urine to back up into the kidneys.

Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/72767-effects-high-glucose-level-body/#ixzz1MNk3GbYb