Diabetic ketoacidosis associated seizures: a case report

Diabetic ketoacidosis is the complicationof Diabetes mellitus, which can result due to extreme hyperglycemia and ketonaemia. This condition prevalent among patients with untreated diabetes ordrug incompliance. Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state clinically be presented episodes of seizures high blood sugar levels absence ketones has low incidence rate. A 55 year old male patient episode seizure, frothing, tongue bite, uprolling eyes, shortness breath, pedal edema levels. Past medical history includes known hypertensive diabetic since 10 years oninj regular insulin non-adherence medication. Lab investigations were performed was diagnosed as hyperglycemic secondary drug The managed by regimen- basal insulin, antibiotics, antiepileptic drugs continuous monitoring every 3rd hourly. recovered later, there no seizures. Creating awareness proper education regarding disease state, pharmacotherapy compliance plays a vital role in managing well preventing further complications that might fatal some cases.