hi ansari
welcome to health care magic
as your suffering from diabtes it is likely to develop
diabetes complication like diabetic nepropathy.
it is believed that uncontrolled high blood sugar leads to the development of kidney damage, especially when
high blood pressure is also present. In some cases, your genes or family history may also play a role. Not all persons with diabetes develop this condition.
treatment is necessary to keep the kidney disease from getting worse and prevent complications. This involves keeping your blood pressure under control (under 130/80). Controlling high blood pressure is the most effective way of slowing kidney damage from
diabetic nephropathy.
you need to go for some more test to confirm diabetic nepropathy.
24-hour urine protein
Blood levels of phosphorus, calcium, bicarbonate, PTH, and potassium
Hemoglobin
Hematocrit
Protein
electrophoresis - urine
kidney biopsy if required,
visit
diabetologist soon.
good luck