Yes: Untreated high blood pressure may cause kidney disease and vice versa some kidney diseases could cause high blood pressure.
Answered 12/8/2014
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Very much: There is a strong link between kidney disease and high blood pressure. High blood pressure is the number 1 cause of kidney disease. Kidney disease in turn makes high blood pressure worse. It becomes a vicious cycle.
Answered 1/28/2017
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HBP/renal Dis: 31 from Palo Alto wants to know if HBP and kidney disease are related. YES!! The most common cause of kidney failure and dialysis is due to high blood pressure esp if you also have DM. K damage can cause high BP. If the kidney disease came first then that may be cause of HBP. If HBP came first then that may be cause of Kidney problem. Need more information. Most Drs here can't read your mind.
Answered 10/16/2015
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