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Diabetic Nephropathy in the long run leads to end Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). Serum Creatinine andSerum Urea are recognised as ideal markers to co-relate the progression of diabetic nephropathy. DiabeticNephropathy is clinically diagnosed with decrease in Glomerular function rate (GFR), probability ofhypertension, cardiovascular diseases and morbidity or mortality caused due to it. The early detectionof an imbalance in the level of Urea and Creatinine levels can assist in the diagnosis and prevention ofDiabetic Renal diseases and its progression. In this study, the period of the commencement of Diabetes andits severity is intensely correlated with an abnormal level of Urea but not so with that of Creatinine. WhileCreatinine is regarded as greater sensitive index of kidney function than Urea and hence this justifies as therequirement for a perfect filtration marker.Keywords: Diabetic nephropathy, ESRD-End stage renal disease, Serum urea, Serum Creatinine, Diabetes, GFR-Glomerular function rate, Type 2 diabetes, Diabetes mellitus Transasia.

Correlation of Serum Urea and Serum Creatinine in Diabetics patients and normal individuals