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... Our study has some limitations, including: a small sample size because of the study population coming from a single center; presence of potential confounding variables (mood disorders, BMI, medications, body image, ... See full document

... had type II diabetes ...ones, diabetic was introduced as one of the risk factors of VC in addition other risk factors; it is recommended that these patients observe blood sugar control and hygienic ... See full document

... this, diabetes also has a detrimental impact on the cardiovascular system which leads to diabetic macroangiopathy and diabetic microangiopathy (Doumas et ...2011). Diabetic macroangiopathy is ... See full document

... for type of ...addition, diabetic specific parameters (duration of diabetes, HbA1c level and presence of micro- or macrovascular complications) were ...Between-group differences were tested ... See full document

... the differences between patients with diabetes, with and without glycemic ...100 women with diabetes). The Feminine Sexual Function Index (FSFI) was applied; and the International Index ... See full document

... The finding of similar levels of LH and prolactin in MS, DM2 and controls is contrary to reports of pituitary hypofunction, supported by low testos- terone and inappropriately low luteinizing hor- mone (LH) and follicle ... See full document

... Diabetes mellitus is a truly global “epidemic” that is constantly ...had diabetes in 2014 according to the 2016 report of the World Health Organization (WHO) ...[3]. Diabetic neuropathy is the ... See full document

... of diabetes is sex- ual ...the sexual function and health of people with diabetes in both genders ...[9–11]. Sexual health is defined by WHO as a physical, emo- tional, psychological, and ... See full document

... made diabetes mellitus as one of the common problems in ...The diabetic population is predicted to raise to about 70 million by 2025 by the International Diabetes ... See full document

... Australian Diabetes Society recommends that peo- ple with a foot ulcer are cared for by a multidisciplinary team ...in diabetes highlights the importance of under- standing the characteristics of an ulcer ... See full document

... background Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is defined by abnormalities in kidney structure and/or function present for more than 3 months. Worldwide, both the incidence and prevalence rates of CKD are increasing. The ... See full document

... Material and methods. The study included 74 patients with DM1 (48 men) with a median age of 39 years (interquartile range [IQR]: 34–43) and a median 15-year history (IQR: 14–16) of diabetes, who were participants ... See full document

... For nearly 20 years, Bell et al[16] found out that variations in the number of nucleotide elements repeated (Variable Number of Tanden Repeats - VNTR) of the 5' portion of the insulin gene were associated with the ... See full document

... in type 2 diabetic patients in the current study, yet nonsignificantly in type 1 diabetic ...Kalafong Diabetes Clinic were not given ACE inhibitors were when they could ... See full document

... Conclusion: The prevalence of fungal infection was less frequent than that of other studies. Given that there was no significant relationship between different demographic data and its prevalence, further ... See full document

... in diabetic patients with albuminuria but without retinopathy, renal biopsy is indicated to establish whether this laboratory finding can be attributed to diabetes ...of diabetes duration [45]; while ... See full document

... The result of another hypothesis in this study showed that there is an association between maternal weight and mode of delivery. A chi-square test of independence was performed to examine the hypothesis. The relation ... See full document

... Diabetes mellitus has been increasingly recognized as an important risk factor for heart failure unrelated to arterial hyper- tension, ischemic, and valvular heart disease ...as diabetic ... See full document

... Diabetic retinopathy often doesn’t have any symptoms or warning signs early on. At times the persons may suffer from macular edema which causes the vision to rapidly detoriate in a short period of time. Other ... See full document

... study showed that reducing HbA1c from 10% to 8% could decrease the cumulative risk of developing ESRD after 15 years for T1DM patients with overt albuminuria to 29% compared with 45% for standard therapy (6). Moreover, ... See full document