Did you know that your heart, kidneys, and liver are intricately linked…kinda like organ soul mates? If one starts having problems, the others are affected too. But the flip side is that protecting one can also help protect the others. Here’s what you need to know about a newly recognized condition called CRHM syndrome and how to treat it.
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Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) used to be thought of as an “older man’s disease,” but it can actually affect both men and women, and people with diabetes are at higher risk. PAD often has no symptoms in the early stages, so catching it early is key to preventing serious complications.
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Liver disease affects up to 70% of people with type 2 diabetes, and often there are no noticeable symptoms. For those who have risk factors such as obesity, hypertension, insulin resistance and/or high cholesterol, early detection is crucial to allow for timely treatment and a reduced chance of developing other serious complications.
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Statins are widely known in the diabetes world because they help lower cholesterol – a key aspect of diabetes management. But there’s a lesser-known medication called PCSK9 inhibitors that can work with (or in replacement of) a statin if another option is needed.
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The vast majority of people taking statins won’t experience any side effects at all, but a minority of folks can have them. If you think your statin may be causing muscle aches, there are options you can discuss with your doctor.
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