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Can a person live with diabetes and high blood pressure?

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Dr. Dora Chizea answered

Specializes in Anti-Aging Medicine

Yes, one can live with both diabetes & high blood pressure and in fact millions of people do but if it can be modified, that is helpful. For example, for diabetes avoid free sugars & high glycemic index foods like white potato, white rice, white bread, cookies, ice cream... For BP; avoid added salt, limit stress ... For both adopt Healthy Lifestyles like exercising/walking/swimming & see PCP for

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Dr. Silviu Pasniciuc answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Yes, unfortunately among the most common chronic conditions encountered today, result of an imbalanced lifestyle and poor dietary options. Lifestyle changes, in the long run along with meds as prescribed and for as long as needed would help preventing complications.

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You can live with these, but it you do not address these and get treated, these disorders will shorten your lifespan. Both disorders are treatable with a combination of diet, exercise and medications. Wish you good health!

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Both High BP and Diabetes is a " time bomb" and if untreated the risk of heart attack, stoke , blindness, kidney failure is very likley to occur. As my colleges mentioned - healhty life style plus medication and medical guidance is a key.

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