The short answer is no. Hypertension amp; diabetes often are found in the same patients, but one doesn t cause the other. There are many causes of hypertension, including an adrenalin secreting tumor, narrowing of the renal (kidney) arteries, etc. Most commonly, there is no clear cause. Type 2 (adult onset) diabetes develops when your body becomes resistant to the effects of insulin or when your pancreas produces some, but not enough, insulin to maintain a normal glucose level.
No.Definitely not. But if both are present Hypertension will be increasing due to diabetes complications.
I agree with the other responses...No, hypertension (high blood pressure) does not cause diabetes. Many diabetic patients, such as myself, do suffer from high blood pressure along with diabetes. The two definitely go hand-in-hand, so to speak, but one does not cause the other. Both diabetes and hypertension are largely caused by genetics / family history. Talk to your healthcare team for more information.
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