Diabetic ketoacidosis is one of the most well-known complications diabetes mellitus and potentially fatal. It characterized by a state hyperglycemia (glycemic levels >300mg/dL), associated with metabolic ketoacidosis. has been described that up to 3% diabetic can occur blood glucose below 250 mg/dL, an incidence increased since introduction SGLT2-i. We report case female patient in her seven...

BACKGROUND Children with neonatal diabetes often present with diabetic ketoacidosis and hence are at risk of cerebral oedema and subsequent long-term neurological deficits. These complications are difficult to identify because neurological features can also occur as a result of the specific genetic aetiology causing neonatal diabetes. CASE REPORTS We report two cases of neonatal diabetes wher...

Edema is a rare complication induced by insulin therapy, which is mostly developed after initiation or intensification of insulin treatment in diabetic patients. Edema can either be localized or generalized. Our patient was a 34-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes. She was under treatment with oral agents medication, but recently insulin therapy was initiated for her due to inability to control...