Role of circulating C-peptide in the Indian population with Type 2 diabetics with nephropathy: A triangular relationship between C-peptide, HbA1C and microalbuminuria

C-peptide levels can initially be normal or increased in type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), which is connected to insulin resistance; however, as the condition progresses, these may fall. According studies, kidney failure has its primary cause, accounting for 44% of all new cases. In addition, it's critical strictly regulate blood sugar and lower protein intake. Along with insulin, pancreas produces a molecule called C-peptide. The hormone regulates body's glucose levels. A total 300 subjects divided into 150 CKD progression diabetic nephropathy non-progressions based on clinical parameter assessment. All patients had their body weight mass index (BMI) assessed. Fasting serum C peptide, HbA1C, creatinine, urea nitrogen, urine albumin, creatinine were among laboratory tests performed. Using MDRD algorithm, clearance was determined from value. parameters statistically compared respective subjects. small case-control study found no relationship between both microalbuminuria HbA1C. Risk higher low peptide T2DM, replacing administering useful. possibility that play part prevention treatment will need investigated studies including longer-term administration.