Relationship between preptin serum level and other biochemical parameters in Iraqi diabetic nephropathy patients

As a chronic metabolic illness, diabetes mellitus impacts glucose, fat, and protein metabolic processes. Here, we looked at preptin levels as well as other biochemical variables. Iraqi diabetes mellitus was researched for the link between these values. As the condition progressed into middle age, it became more prevalent among those in their forties and fifties. Our research found no variations in weight or height that were statistically significant. Preptin levels were found to be higher in diabetics, indicating that it plays a crucial function. As a result, more research on this topic is warranted. Diabetic individuals have lower quantities of trace elements in their bloodstreams compared to the general population. Despite statistical disparities, the lipid profile's total cholesterol level had no diagnostic value despite its importance and the fact that it was altered by the other indicators. The levels of urea and creatinine not effect. As for GOT and GPT also not effect, but the HbA1c and FBG changed this is normal because they are considered diagnostic parameters for diabetes mellitus patients. This leads us to conduct future studies on larger groups of patients to ensure its role in diabetes mellitus patients.