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What diseases or conditions can cause liver failure, high blood sugar, and sugar in the urine i know someone that is in the hospital on life support and nobody can figure out what is going on. she has kidney failing, and is getting no oxegen because her f
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Diabetes : Diabetes can cause high blood sugar (glucose) and glucose in the urine. Also infections can raise the glucose level. Kidney failure can be a result of damage to the kidneys from poorly controlled or undiagnosed diabetes. She likely has a viral illness which exacerbated her diabetes and ultimately put her in kidney failure. I hope she recovers. Take care.
Answered 12/5/2019
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