rheumatoid arthritis high cholesterol
I have a lot of medical problems and was just diagnosed with diabetic nephropathy. What could be my life?
I have every rule rheumatoid arthritis and just had my surgery 17 18. I also have an underactive thyroid, diabetes type 2 highBP, depression, irregular heartbeat heart, Raynaud's disease, a deficiency of growth hormone, high cholesterol and sleep apnea.
This is a difficult question to answer, especially since revolves around one thing: how well you are prepared to maintain your health regimen. Mention of things, things that will kill you faster are the diabetes mellitus, hypertension, BP (high), and high cholesterol in that order. If you take medication (insulin or antidiabetic agents, antihypertensives and statins) that you need to control these chronic diseases, will live the same time as the next person. Many people do not, because it is fun to do. Seeing my patients suffer from diabetes, and who broke into a slice of cake or 2 or 5 during the day and only checks the blood glucose several times a week instead of several times a day is a farce. I very bad diabetics control their sugar levels very well and have lived to very old age, without complications such as diabetic nephropathy. You always have a option. Please make it a good idea. If you have not been monitoring their blood sugar levels in the past, please do so now. His are much worse, more terrible complications of diabetes (constant pain that doctors can not control, dialysis three times a week) he can still achieve.
