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How Do Diabetes and Hypertension Cause CKD (Chronic Kidney Disease)?
Chetan Chopra
• February 7, 2026
• 9 min read

How Do Diabetes and Hypertension Cause CKD (Chronic Kidney Disease)?

Imagine your kidneys are like a high-tech water filter in your kitchen. They quietly clean your blood 24 hours a day, removing waste and extra water. Now, imagine pouring thick, sticky sugar syrup through that filter while simultaneously blasting it with a high-pressure water hose. Eventually, the filter will break. This is exactly what happens […]
How Does Type 2 Diabetes Cause Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)?
Dhruv Sharma
• February 7, 2026
• 10 min read

How Does Type 2 Diabetes Cause Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)?

Imagine your body’s cardiovascular system as a complex network of highways (blood vessels) and a central pump (the heart). In a healthy system, traffic flows smoothly. But when Type 2 diabetes enters the picture, it’s like pouring sticky syrup onto the road. The traffic slows down, the roads get damaged, and the pump has to […]
How Does Diabetes Cause Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)?
Dhruv Sharma
• February 7, 2026
• 9 min read

How Does Diabetes Cause Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)?

Imagine your body’s blood vessels are like the plumbing pipes in your house. When the water (blood) flows smoothly, everything works perfectly. Now, imagine pouring a thick, sticky sugar syrup into those pipes every single day. Over time, the pipes get sticky, stiff, and narrow. The pump (your heart) has to work double-time just to […]
Drug-Induced Diabetes Symptoms – Signs, Causes, and What to Do
Dhaval Chauhan
• February 7, 2026
• 8 min read

Drug-Induced Diabetes Symptoms – Signs, Causes, and What to Do

You went to the doctor for a completely different issue—perhaps a severe skin allergy, asthma, or anxiety. You took the prescribed medication faithfully. But a few weeks or months later, you start feeling unusually tired. You are thirsty all the time, and you are visiting the washroom far more than usual. You check your blood […]
Can Drug-Induced Diabetes Be Reversed?
Chetan Chopra
• February 7, 2026
• 8 min read

Can Drug-Induced Diabetes Be Reversed?

You went to the doctor for asthma, a skin allergy, or maybe high cholesterol. You took the medicine as prescribed. But a few weeks later, you are sitting in the clinic again, staring at a lab report that says your blood sugar is sky-high. The doctor uses a term you didn’t expect: Drug-Induced Diabetes. You […]
Drugs May Raise Your Blood Sugar – What You Need to Know
Chetan Chopra
• February 7, 2026
• 10 min read

Drugs May Raise Your Blood Sugar – What You Need to Know

You have been diligent. You are eating your karela (bitter gourd), walking your 10,000 steps, and taking your diabetes medication on time. Yet, when you check your glucometer in the morning, the number is higher than expected. You feel frustrated. You wonder, “What am I doing wrong?” Sometimes, the culprit isn’t the extra gulab jamun […]
is baking soda good for diabetics
Dhruv Sharma
• February 6, 2026
• 7 min read

Is Baking Soda Good for Diabetics?

Baking soda, also known as sodium bicarbonate, is a common household ingredient often used in cooking, cleaning, and personal care. But can it be beneficial for individuals with diabetes? Many people wonder whether baking soda can help manage blood sugar, control diabetes symptoms, or even assist with other related health issues. In this article, we’ll […]
are cracked heels a sign of diabetes
Monika Choudhary
• February 6, 2026
• 6 min read

Are Cracked Heels a Sign of Diabetes? Here’s What You Need to Know

If you’ve ever dealt with cracked heels, you know how uncomfortable and sometimes painful they can be. But for people with diabetes, cracked heels may be more than just a cosmetic issue—they could be a warning sign of an underlying health problem. In this article, we’ll explore whether cracked heels are a sign of diabetes, […]
can drugs cause type 1 diabetes
Manit Kathuria
• February 6, 2026
• 6 min read

Can Drugs Cause Type 1 Diabetes?

Type 1 diabetes is a chronic condition that affects the way your body processes blood sugar (glucose). Unlike Type 2 diabetes, which is often linked to lifestyle factors, Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune condition. But can drugs cause Type 1 diabetes? This question often arises, especially when people start noticing symptoms of diabetes after […]