Diabetes and high blood pressure directly affect kidney health. In fact, they are the two main causes of End Stage Kidney Disease.
Just like high blood sugar, high blood pressure also harms the kidneys. A healthy blood pressure around 120/80 helps your kidneys work without extra strain. When numbers rise into elevated or high blood pressure zones, it adds stress to your blood vessels and kidneys. Simple habits like eating less salt, staying active, and managing stress can all help keep your blood pressure in a safer, healthier range.
Urinary Symptoms
You can also get your urine checked at a TKF Kidney Health Screening. Email us for more details.
Learn more about our kidney health screening program, blood pressure and A1C test.
