Poor Glycemic control
Poor Glycemic control
Diabetes is an urgent worldwide health issue, especially in Pakistan. The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) Atlas reported by Sun et al. (2022), ranks diabetes mellitus as the third most common illness worldwide, affecting 33 million Pakistanis. This rising tendency is especially noticeable in lower-middle-income nations, emphasizing the necessity for competent management. Insulin resistance complicates diabetes care (Freeman and Pennings 2018). Many reasons cause insulin resistance, including obesity and diabetes dyslipidemia (Fujji et al., 2018). This problem requires diverse methods to glycemic control, weight management and lipid profile modification.
Papers need to add in this tab would be
1. Evaluating the efficacy and safety of empagliflozin addition to insulin and oral antidiabetic medication (OAD) regimen in poorly controlled type 2 diabetes and obese patients