What does Diabetic nephropathy do?

What does Diabetic nephropathy do?
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answer:It kills your kidneys. The high level of glucose in a diabetics blood damages blood vessels in the kidney resulting in the kidney being damaged. Eventually dialysis and/or transplantation will be needed.
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