Discover the potential complications of diabetes with this guide from leading endocrinologist Dr Sandip Ghosh.

Managing diabetes is all about managing your blood sugar levels. If you didn’t you would feel tired, need the toilet excessively and feel thristy. Sometimes, high blood sugar can be asymptomatic in diabetes patients. Unfortunately, regular high blood sugar levels can lead to organ damage. This is why managing diabetes is so important for your overall, long-term health.

Complications that can arise from poorly managed diabetes include eye problems, heart problems and foot-related problems.

Book an appointment with Dr Ghosh or learn more about diabetes by visiting his Top Doctors profile: https://www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/sandip-ghosh
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