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I have both too. Make sure you have an Endocrinologist manage your diabetes and a Nephrologist manage your CKD. My Primary Care Physician was managing my diabetes until I had problems with Metformin. Over twelve months I went from an A1C of 7 to over 10 units. My diet stayed the same and my Primary Care doctor changed my metformin from two pills twice per day to three pills three times per day. I couldn't stomach the metformin so I went to an Endochronologist. She put me on Ozempic and a two types of Insulin regiment. My last two A1Cs were in the 6 range. I have kept it below 7 for over a year now.
Since you have both diabetes and kidney disease, medication management requires careful consideration. Metformin, a common diabetes medication, can be safely used by many people with kidney disease, but the dosage may need adjustment based on your kidney function. Always consult with your healthcare provider about the right Show Full Answer
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