Diabetes complications control and management depend on a continuing interaction between health care providers and patients.
Consequences of such strategies would be health promotion, disease risk reduction, prediction of the diseases burden, facilitation of health support, early diagnosis, effective treatment, complications control and the last but not the least designing and implementation of the required services.
Data on demography, economical status, chronic complications, glycemic control and lipid profile were also collected.
Four dimensions describing patients' conceptions of HbA1c, complications, diabetes control and hypoglycaemia were formed from the diabetes questionnaire.
Currently, the conventional therapy with western medicines (WM) mainly includes thrombolysis, improving microcirculation, restoring blood supply to ischemic area, using cerebral protection agents, controlling cerebral edema, preventing and treating complications, controlling hypertension, reducing blood viscosity, and so on [ 1, 2].
Two major clinical trials paved the way to better understanding the cause of the diabetic complications: the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT) and the United Kingdom Perspective Diabetes Study (UKPDS), completed in 1993 and 1997 respectively.
To determine the contribution of drug use to maternal and perinatal complications, controlling for social confounders.
In addition, it led to predicting the future probable burden of the diseases, facilitation of the health status, early diagnosis, complete and effective treatment, and complication control.
The aggressive approach has 4 components: surgery, locoregional therapy, systemic therapy, and complication control [71].
A 4-pronged aggressive treatment approach consisting of surgery, locoregional therapy, systemic therapy, and complication control has become popular in academic centers around the world.
Differences in dressing changes and complications between controls and NPWT patients were assessed using the Fisher's exact test.
