
06/07/2025
🫀 Type 2 Diabetes and Heart Failure – Are You Aware of the Link?
Most people know that diabetes can affect your eyes, kidneys and nerves…
But did you know it can also increase your risk of heart failure?
People with type 2 diabetes are up to 2.5 times more likely to develop heart failure—often with subtle or easily missed symptoms like:
🔸 Breathlessness
🔸 Tiredness or fatigue
🔸 Swollen ankles or feet
🔸 Needing to p*e more at night
🔸 Getting puffed out easily on exertion
If this sounds familiar—don’t ignore it.
A simple blood test called NT-proBNP can help detect early signs of heart failure, even before it becomes serious.
👩⚕️ At CAS Medical, our private GP service offers:
✔️ Thorough health assessments
✔️ NT-proBNP blood testing
✔️ Clear and personalised advice
🩺 It’s quick, it’s simple—and it could make a real difference to your health.
📞 Get in touch to book or ask a question:
☎️ 01698 642168
📧 info@casmedical.org
🌐 www.casmedical.org/contact/
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Diabetes and heart failure are closely connected, yet most type 2 diabetes patients don’t know about their risk. Understanding this link is important because getting a CVD risk assessment can aid the timely health intervention. It’s time to take action for better heart health.
To understand the link between diabetes and CVDs, read: https://diagnostics.roche.com/au/en_gb/article-listing/typetwodiabetes.html
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