Role of IL-6 in urinary tract infection among diabetic and non- diabetic patients

Urinary tract infection is the presence of microorganisms mostly bacteria in urinary tract, one reasons that increases risk diabetes, which most common metabolic disorder increasing at an alarming rate all over world, due to high blood sugar caused by weak immunity leading This results damage neutrophil function and decreased antibacterial activity urine thus bacteriuria.The study included 118 samples (73 for diabetic patients suffering from infection, 45 UTI without diabetes), where level interleukin-6 was measured these two groups compared with control group (20 samples), this immune cytokine Infection different bacterial species.
 The who did not suffer reached (24.1 ± 8.75) ng/ml whose (0.763 4.18) a significant difference (0.01>p). . There increase IL-6 diabetes (2.58±9.77) (0.551±3.79) (P>0.01).
 highest when infected E.coli its (3.92 17.51) normal (2.571 13.43) patients.