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Table of Content - Volume 12 Issue 3 - December 2018
H S Pathak1, Ankan Pathak2*, Nirmalya Roy3
1Professor And Hod, Department of Medicine, College of Medicine And JNM Hospital, Kalyani. 22nd Year Post Graduate Trainee, 3Professor, Department of Medicine, KPC Medical College and Hospital, Jadavpur. Email: ankan.manu@gmail.com
Abstract Diabetes is one of the most important public health problems. There is a scarcity of data with regards to diabetes and men. The present study endeavors to throw some light on the problem. A cross sectional and retrospective study including 321 subjects performed at a tertiary care hospital in eastern India. A total of 321 male patients diagnosed with diabetes over a period of 4 months were included. Out of these only 3.73% of the subjects had the classical osmotic symptoms suggestive of diabetes. A substantial number of patients were diagnosed during general healthcare checkup. Key Word: Diabetes Mellitus. |
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