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Complicaciones de la diabetes

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Existen muchas complicaciones de la diabetes que requieren atención clínica de un médico o de otro profesional de la salud. A continuación, enumeramos algunas de ellas y presentamos una descripción breve de cada una.

Visión General de las Complicaciones Clínicas de la Diabetes

La Nefropatía Diabética (La Enfermedad del Riñón)

La Neuropatía Diabética (Los Problemas de los Nervios)

Los Problemas del Pie Diabético

La Retinopatía Diabética Y Otros Problemas de los Ojos

La Hipoglucemia (Baja Azúcar en la Sangre)

La Diabetes Y La Cardiopatía

La Diabetes Y La Presión Alta de La Sangre

La Diabetes Y La Enfermedad Periodontal (de las Encías)

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