the risk factors in serum of peripheral neuropathy diabetic and type 2 diabetes patients

Aims: the study’s purpose was to evaluate the serious risk factor for the neuropathy disease in patients with diabetesmaterial & methods: this research was done on 120 subjects classified into 40 with dpn t2dm and 40 with t2dm and 40 healthy considered as a control. as the conditions of the iraqi ministry of health to evaluate the thesis clinically, that the number of samples examined should be at least 120 samples. the collection period was from 1 october 2021 to 1 december 2021. all patients and control groups were collected from medical city al-imamian, al-kadhmiyain-baghdad-iraq. regression analysis was used to investigate potential risky factorize lead for the dpn in t2dm patients. findings: the spread of dpn in type 2 diabetic patients was 50% of the multiple logistic transformations revealed in diabetic peripheral neuropathy. the mean value of duration was significant (p<0.05) for dpn compared with t2dm. the mean value of fasting glucose, hba1c, and hypertension, for dpn participants, were significantly higher than in t2dm and control groups (p=0.0001). the analysis of variance for vitamin b12 and vitamin d was significant (p=0.0001) for dpn it was lower than for t2dm and control. the mean value of lipid profile was non-significant (p>0.05) between the three groups.conclusion: diabetic peripheral neuropathy had a high risk of a decrease in their vitamin b12 and vitamin d levels. on another hand, patients with t2dm should follow up on their vitamin levels periodically.