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Doctors diagnose diabetic heart disease (DHD) based on a person’s signs and symptoms, medical and family histories, a physical exam, and the results of tests and procedures. Doctors and researchers are still trying to find out whether routine testing for DHD will benefit people who have diabetes but no heart disease symptoms.
