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I am 19 years of age and a type 1 diabetic. I take 10mg of coversly once a day but i still have high blood pressure 157/107. Should i worry about the damage it is doing, should i get tests ? I have been on a 24 hour bp monitor in feb and getting another one tomorrow, nut all that happens after them is my dose increases ! please help me ?
After going through your query I understand your concern .
I would like to tell you that hypertension with type 1 diabetes is an indicative of diabetic nephropathy. Poorly controlled hypertension can significantly accelerate the development and progression of vascular complications.
Diabetic hypertensive patients with normal renal function require a combination drug to lower blood pressure Kindly consult with your Endocrinologist/Cardiologist for further treatment.
Hope to have been helpful.
Kind Regards Dr. Navneet Bansal
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Hi There After going through your query I understand your concern . I would like to tell you that hypertension with type 1 diabetes is an indicative of diabetic nephropathy. Poorly controlled hypertension can significantly accelerate the development and progression of vascular complications. Diabetic hypertensive patients with normal renal function require a combination drug to lower blood pressure Kindly consult with your Endocrinologist/Cardiologist for further treatment. Hope to have been helpful. Kind Regards Dr. Navneet Bansal