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Would you recommend the use of an ACE inhibitor to patients with Type 1 diabetes mellitus who are normotensive but have persistent moderate proteinuria?

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Do you routinely start ACE inhibitor therapy in normotensive patients with Type 1 diabetes and mild microalbuminuria?

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Endocrinology · Brigham And Womens Hospital Endocrinology
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My answer would be “yes”.

ADA Standards of Care 2025 notes “ACE inhibitors and ARBs remain a mainstay of management for people with CKD with albuminuria”.

Specifically, Figure 11.2 shows first-line drug therapy to be RAS inhibitor at maximum tolerated dose for treatment of albuminuria or HTN. RAS bl...

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