is kidney infections a sign of being diabetic?

Question

i have had 4 kidney infections in the past 2 months and the doctors have not yet find out y.....so i thought i would ask if diabetes could be the cause

maybe should also add that my sugar was 74 yesterday

Answer 1

Not necessarily - although diabetes does affect the whole body and the extremities such as the toes become prone to infection if there is a cut or sore on them, kidney infections and diabetes are not generally linked.

In fact, as a symptom of untreated diabetes is that you pass more urine than usual, if anything you could expect a reduced risk of kidney infection because increased urine flow tends to flush away the infection.

It's far more likely that you have some damage to your kidney, perhaps caused by a kidney stone and that it isn't healing properly - in other words you haven't had 4 infections but just one that hasn't fully been cured each time. As a home treatment (unless you have been advised otherwise by your doctor) I suggest drinking at about 2 litres of water per day to flush your kidneys clean.

And make sure that you complete any course of anti-biotics or other medication you may be given, even if your symptoms apparently go away as there maybe some small amount of residual infection left hanging around.

Answer 2

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Answer 4

Kidney infections don't have anything to do with being Diabetic.
Your infection could begin with a bladder infection & travel to your kidneys, left untreated. If, you're are diabetic you kidneys no longer function as well. Google & research it to get a better understanding. Increase your water intake & make sure when you void your bladder is completely empty, this helps flush out bacteria. You might also have a structural abnormality.
If, these infections con't go see a specialist.
It's pretty serious to con't keep getting kidney infections,
this could possibly lead to diabetes.

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Answer 6

No, no, no. Your kidneys can get screwed up as a result of diabetes, but that will happen way after you find out you have diabetes.
And besides, a blood sugar of 74 isn't that bad.

Answer 7

not i don't believe a kidney infection has anything to do with being a diabetic, but still get your blood sugar check 74 is kinda low.

Answer 8

Kidney infections are a possible result of diabetes, yes. If you are diabetic, you'll want to talk with your doctor about it.

Answer 9

kidney infection, that must be pain.
Louise Hay would say two things:
1-Kidney problems:Criticism,disappointment,failure,shame,reacting like a little kid.
Say to yourself:Devine right action is always taking place in my life.Only good comes from each experience. It is safe to grow up.

2.Kidney stones: lumps of undissolved anger
say:I dissolve all past problems with ease.I chose to be peaceful and harmonious.

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