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Introduction: Diabetes mellitus has become a significant public health issue in India, with a considerable proportion of the population living with the condition. Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM), commonly linked with obesity, is associated with metabolic abnormalities and vascular complications. Effective long-term glycemic control is important in preventing complications and improving patient outcomes.
Objective: To examine associations between demographic, anthropometric, clinical, and therapeutic characteristics and long-term glycemic control status in individuals with T2DM in 314 participants. Methodology and results: This is a longitudinal study conducted to evaluate factors such as demographic characteristics, clinical parameters, duration of T2DM, medication use, and comorbidities. Findings highlight the impact of age, gender, obesity, medication adherence, and comorbid conditions on glycemic control.
Conclusion: A multi-faceted approach, including lifestyle modifications, personalized treatment plans, and patient education, is essential for achieving optimal glycemic outcomes in T2DM management. .
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