Evaluation of Levels of Urea and Creatinine, Comorbidity and Socioeconomic Status in Diabetic Patients

Nephropathy occurs in 10±40% of patients who have Type I (insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus [1±3]. The development diabetic nephropathy cannot be explained by poor glycaemic control alone. Objectives: To determine the frequency, association with gender, correlation duration urea and creatinine, co morbidity, socioeconomic status renal disease patients. Methods: study was carried out Mayo Hospital. A total 100 were included this from 1st November 2019 to 31st January 2020. Blood samples collected people for chemical analysis protein Urea Creatinine Ratio (UCR). RFTs done calculate urea/creatinine values their ratios. Statistical performed using SPSS software version 13. Results: ratio male female 60:40. Mean age 53.67 years 50.42 years. Frequency diseases 55%. significant p-value obtained (yrs) creatinine (mg%). co-morbidity all measured highest frequency heart diseases. Conclusions: We conclude that is single main leading cause It clear kidney becoming a problem Pakistan. As long as increases there will more chances so proper diagnose at time management very necessary.