Can insulin resistance lead to kidney disease?
January 24th, 2008 | by admin |
Chris asked:
My father was recently diagnosed with Kidney disease/failure and I am wondering if insulin resistance may have played a role in it. I have been diagnosed with pcos, which seems to be caused by insulin resistance.
My father was recently diagnosed with Kidney disease/failure and I am wondering if insulin resistance may have played a role in it. I have been diagnosed with pcos, which seems to be caused by insulin resistance.
Does anyone know?
Craig
3 Responses to “Can insulin resistance lead to kidney disease?”
By Stephanie on Jan 25, 2008 | Reply
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By Tin S on Jan 26, 2008 | Reply
For more than 25 years will pass before kidney disease progresses more albumin begin to develop in some.
For more than normal in the urine this first few years without any signs of ever developing kidney damage rarely occurs in some people who live with diabetes over.
By georgestraitfan on Jan 27, 2008 | Reply
I agree w/the second answer.