Diabetes and hypertension are both common diseases and are closely related. Clinically, many hypertensive patients often have diabetes; conversely, diabetes is frequently accompanied by hypertension; the two are known as homologous diseases. Diabetes and hypertension share commonalities in etiology, mutual influence, and harm, and therefore often occur together, forming diabetes complicated by hypertension.
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