Diabetes complicated by urinary tract infection
Urinary tract infections have the second highest incidence of infectious diseases associated with diabetes, second only to the lungs, and their incidence is as high as 16% to 35% among diabetic patients. Due to the combination of neurogenic bladder and glomerulosclerosis in diabetics, urinary tract infections often occur. If not treated in time, renal function will eventually be damaged.
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