FREQUENCY OF FROZEN SHOULDER AMONGST T2 DM PATIENTS.

Abstract

Introduction: There is a strong relationship amid Frozen Shoulder andType 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Aim; The target of current study was to assess the frequency ofFS (frozen shoulder) amongst subjects suffering from type 2 diabetes Mellitus. Methods: The current analytical and observational research randomly included 250 subjects suffering from type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2 DM). This study was conducted for two years from March 2018 to February 2020 at PMCH Nawabshah. A thorough medical history was taken from all subjects. To confirm the diagnosis of FS and DM, scratch test and hemoglobin A1C were performed respectively. Results: There were majority of subjects married, 166 male and 88 females. Most of Females were house wife by occupation, while 39.6% male subjects were having no occupation. 87.6% of study population was educated from primary to graduation and rest of were un-educated. In majority of subjects 57.6% duration of DM was less than 5 years, while 68.4 were on OHA, 59.6% subjects DM control was at unsatisfactory level and 61.2% had negative family history of DM. In current study the dominant side of frozen shoulder was right 94.8% cases, while the rest were on left side. Conclusion: There is affirming relationship among T2DM and FS. The current research demonstrates that the rate of FS is high in subjects with T2DM. Elderly subjects have higher shoulder ailment with leading side being involved commonly.