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How can hyperglycemia (too much glucose in blood) cause necrosis (tissue death)?
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How can hyperglycemia (too much glucose in blood) cause necrosis (tissue death)?

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It is this high blood sugar (hyperglycemia) that can cause necrosis. Necrosis from diabetes is because of high blood sugar. Hyperglycemia damages nerves and blood vessels and reduces blood flow. These conditions can cause a host of health problems, including necrosis.

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