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"Diabetes and its Association with Peripheral Arterial Disease"

Diabetes is one of the most common diseases that are more prevalent in Pakistan. One of the major vascular complications of diabetes is peripheral arterial disease (PAD), which is associated with peripheral vascular damage and cardiovascular diseases. This complication enhances the risk of disability due to amputation of lower extremity in the patients suffering from diabetes. The early diabetic diagnosis and with therapy of the peripheral arterial disease, patients can minimize the risks of microvascular and macrovascular damage and resulting peripheral arterial disease. Thus, this step can help to reduce the cardiovascular complications and risks of amputation of extremity in such patients. The early diagnosis includes the assessment of blood sugar level. HBA1c is one of the standard markers to check the diabetes status in patients. The clinical presentations including polydipsia, polyuria and increased thirst also indicate towards diabetes susceptibility. The development of diabetes complications including neuropathy, myopathy, retinopathy, nephropathy and peripheral arterial disease point towards the sustained increased level of blood sugar (glucose) and condition is known as uncontrolled diabetes. The development of PAD can be prevented by early recognition of disease onset and by controlling the blood sugar level.