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ISSN : 2581-5148

Title:
RELATIONSHIP OF HYPERTENSION AND THE SEVERITY OF NEUROPATHY SYMPTOMS IN TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENTS AT SIDHI SAI MEDICAL CLINIC

Authors:
I Putu Aris Govindha Putra , Intan Lestari Putri , I Wayan Artana

Abstract:
Neuropathy is one of the chronic microvascular complication of diabetes mellitus disease that often occurs and causes a decrease in the quality of diabetes mellitus patient's life. Hypertension is a cardiovascular disease that can worsen and accelerate the emergence of neuropathy in diabetes mellitus. The purpose of this study is to see that hypertension is related to causes of the severity in diabetic neuropathy symptoms. Subject of this study were type 2 of diabetes mellitus patients with neuropathy who visited the Sidhi Sai Medical Clinic in February to July 2019, subject consisted of 50 people with type 2 diabetes mellitus with neuropathy. The test equipment used to determine presence of neuropathy was Diabetic Neuropathy Symptom Score (DNS) and to determine the severity of diabetic neuropathy symptom using Modified Neuropathy Disability Score (MNDS). The Statistical test used Chi-Square test with significance p< 0.0.5. The results showed that women and age over 55 years suffered a lot of neuropathy. Symptoms of severe neuropathy were dominant in samples with hypertension, but in the statistical test results showed that there was no a significant relationship with the severity of diabetic neuropathy symptoms (p = 0.260)

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