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Background: Current interest centers on the development of a new generation of tests of autonomic nerve function that are simple, noninvasive, reproducible and allow precision in diagnosis and accurate quantization. Most of them are based on cardiovascular reflexes and abnormality in them is assumed to reflect autonomic damage elsewhere. Methods: The study was carried out in 100 Type-2 diabetic patients with duration of diabetes ranging from 5 years to 20 years. Control Group consists of 100 normal individuals who matched with case in age, sex and socio economic condition as far as possible. Age group 40-60 years. Results: The mean value of heart rate in 100 Diabetic patients was found to be 85.13 ±11.23 per minute which higher when compared with the mean value of heart rate in 100 normal people which is 83.21 ±11.24 per minute. But this difference was statistically Insignificant (p>0.05).Mean arterial pressure of Diabetic patients was found to be 94.12±7.28 mmHg which again is more than mean arterial pressure of normal persons which is 92.13±7.01 mmHg. Though there is a difference in mean arterial pressure among two groups, but it was statistically Insignificant (p>0.05). Conclusion: In diabetic patients, there is increased need for regular health checkups especially of the cardiovascular system to prevent complications and to effectively control the blood sugar levels.

A comparative study on cardiovascular parameters in Normal & Type 2 Diabetes mellitus patients