Does type II diabetes and hypertension cause coronary heart disease?
Asked 4 years ago
I have type II diabetes and hypertension. Does this have the potential to become coronary heart disease?
Marvin Williamson
Sunday, June 12, 2022
When you have type II diabetes and hypertension, you risk developing multiple complications, including coronary heart disease. Other possible complications include kidney disease, eye problems, and other health issues. However, if you can control your blood pressure and blood sugar level, you can limit the complications.
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