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Diabetics usually learn of their kidney problems on a visit to the doctor. Sometimes, one can be suffering with Type 2 diabetes without his knowledge. This means that one's high blood sugar levels that are hitherto unchecked could slowly be damaging his kidneys.
The first sign of kidney disease is the prevalence of high protein levels in the urine, something that has no symptoms. It could take years before the kidneys are damaged enough to lead to symptoms. Some of the known symptoms are:
Fluid retention or edema in the face or legs
Nausea
Vomiting
Headache
Fatigue
Anemia
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