Biochemical comparative study for the effect of antidiabetic drug on atherogenic index in patient with type 2 diabetes mellitus

HbA1c and lipid peroxidation will be evaluated in this research to see whether there is a correlation between these two variables. It is the goal of the present research to determine whether or not type 2 diabetes patients who attend the Dhi Qar, Iraq (March to October 2021) specialist diabetes and endocrine center are at risk of developing diabetes. Men and women with elevated lipid profiles may be more likely to develop diabetes, according to the findings of our research. Several chemical tests were monitored to track the progression of diabetes and to see how much impact certain chemical tests had on how quickly diabetes causes may be diagnosed. The disease's development was influenced by aging in a roundabout way. A high proportion of fat, particularly total fat, was shown to increase the risk of getting diabetes. In studies comparing two groups, no significant differences were found in any of the variables evaluated (age, gender, hemoglobin A1c, lipid profile, waist circumference, BMI, and diabetes medication). Several studies have shown that regular physical activity may help people lose weight, slim down their waistlines, and lower their blood pressure levels.