Rheumatic complications in patients with diabetes mellitus

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Epidemiological data reveal high prevalence of rheumatic complications in diabetes mellitus patients, suggesting a need for better management.

Chronic hyperglycemia increases the risk of rheumatic complications in diabetes mellitus.
Diabetic osteoarthropathy substantially contributes to disability among affected individuals.
Compression neuropathy leads to severe pain and sensory disturbances linked to ischemic nerve fibers.
Diagnosing musculoskeletal disorders requires a comprehensive multimodal approach.

Ждан et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Epidemiological data reveal high prevalence of rheumatic complications in diabetes mellitus patients, suggesting a need for better management.

Chronic hyperglycemia increases the risk of rheumatic complications in diabetes mellitus.
Diabetic osteoarthropathy substantially contributes to disability among affected individuals.
Compression neuropathy leads to severe pain and sensory disturbances linked to ischemic nerve fibers.
Diagnosing musculoskeletal disorders requires a comprehensive multimodal approach.

Ждан et al. (2025) studied this question.

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