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Diabetes Mellitus is a major global non-communicable epidemic disease. Knowledge about diabetes, its risk factors and complications is poor. Methods and materials: This was a hospital based study in which adult diabetics with age of 18yrs or more, who attended the hospital on OPD basis for consultation of diabetes. A total of 275 patients from two peripheral hospitals of Kashmir. Results and observation: Regarding the complications dizziness was mentioned by majority as a sign of hypoglycemia (42.1%) followed by palpitations, sweating, rigors and coma in 20.4%, 17.4%, 16.1% and 10% respectively. The most frequent known chronic complication of diabetes mentioned was cardiovascular (37%), sepsis (35%), nephropathy (32.0%), retinopathy (28.1%) and skin infection/ xerosis in 17% of patients. Conclusion: Knowledge about diabetic complications was low in our study. Most of rural population have poor access to diabetic information.

Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) of rural population towards diabetic complications in a developing country: An observational study