Volume : 7, Issue : 6, June - 2018

CORRELATION OF SERUM Mg2+ LEVELS WITH DURATION OF T2DM

Dr. Shweta, Dr. A. Santa Kumari, Dr. Abrar Hassan

Abstract :

<p>&nbsp;INTRODUCTION: Diabetes is the most common serious metabolic disease. The hallmark of Diabetes is elevated</p> <div>blood glucose concentration, just one of many biochemical &amp; physiological alterations that occur in the disease. In</div> <div>Diabetics there is a association between serum magnesium levels &amp; cellular glucose disposal independent of insulin secretion. DIRECT etion. This</div> <div>change in glucose disposal is found to be associated with INCREASED SENSITIVITY of the tissues to insulin in the presence of sufficient</div> <div>magnesium levels. Magnesium de􀃶ciency has been found to be related with DIABETIC MICROVASCULAR DISEASE. Hypomagnesaemia</div> <div>has been reported to occur in 25-38% patients with T2DM without metabolic control. Hence the present study is conducted to 􀃶nd any</div> <div>1 correlation with DURATION of T2DM &amp; Serum Magnesium</div>