Left uncontrolled, it can cause heart disease (heart failure, heart attack), stroke, end stage kidney disease, high cholesterol levels, nerve damage (neuropathy), eye damage (cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, and blindness), digestion problems (gastroparesis), erectile dysfunction, skin infections, frequent urinary tract infections, and dental infections and gum disease
Consultation with a healthcare professional is recommended
Understanding Your Options As these medications become more common, it is important to understand the subtle but significant differences between them
This process can be streamlined with the help of healthcare providers who are familiar with the necessary paperwork and guidelines