Type 2 Diabetes Prevalence, Complication and Awareness in the Local Population of Jabalpur

Abstract

Despite the lack of a cure for diabetes, the disease may be managed. Most occurrences of 
type 2 diabetes are caused by the pancreas failing to generate enough insulin or the body's inability 
to properly use the insulin it does produce. 687 people were surveyed, and 57.5 percent of them 
were found to have diabetes. People who tested positive for the disease had an increased risk of 
high blood pressure as well as retinal damage, neuropathy, nephropathy, skin problems, and thyroid 
problems. Many problems arose as a result of the fact that 34.4% of the people with diabetes in our 
research were unaware that they had diabetes. Regular medical checkups and early identification, 
according to medical professionals, are critical to treating and controlling the disease and 
maintaining a normal life style.