Yes, diabetes is a leading cause of kidney dysfunction and can significantly alter KFT results. High blood sugar damages kidney filters, leading to elevated creatinine and reduced GFR. Diabetic nephropathy may also cause protein or albumin in urine, an early sign of kidney damage. Regular KFT testing is crucial for diabetics to monitor kidney health, prevent complications, and guide treatment.
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