Causes of Diabetic Stroke: Chronic elevated blood glucose levels can contribute to buildup of plaque in blood vessels. Plaque sticks to the walls of blood vessels and can interfere with the blood flow; this impaired blood flow can lead to stroke. For people with diabetes, the important thing to do to help reduce the risk of a stroke risk is to keep blood sugar within the target range. Controlling your blood glucose level should help minimize plaque buildup.

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The Connection Between Diabetes and Stroke November 6, 2007 Jennifer Hicks About.com A person with diabetes is at higher risk than others for stroke and other cardiovascular diseases. As with ma
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