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Diabetes and exercise: When to monitor your blood sugar
If you have diabetes, testing your blood sugar before, during and after a workout may be just as important as the exercise itself.

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Secondary hypertension
Diabetes can damage your kidneys' filtering system, which may lead to this type of high blood pressure. See which treatments and simple lifestyle changes may help.


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