As an observation, it seems when one has high blood it comes next that he has heart ailment or diabetes. What’s the connection and what is the prevention on this?
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Actually, I see diabetes first, then high blood pressure & cardiac complications…if we are connecting all three. DM over time takes it's toll on blood vessels affecting circulation, leading to BP problems and/or cardiac problems….and kidney problems….which enhances high BP problems…and so goes the circle when each affects each.
Now, without diabetes in the picture, high BP (not controlled) can cause heart problems and kidney dysfunction.
There may well be a higher incidence of DM with hypertension….I would guess if this were true then the pancreas was affected by the hypertention as the heart and kidneys are affected.
I've noticed same thing. High blood pressure leads to heart problems. Maybe all 3 associated with being overweight? Every time my brother (Type 2 diabetic) has increased blood sugar level, he has heart attack!! Follow healthy diet for all 3 (good fats, lose weight, exercise).