Literature points out that more advanced DM goes along
with higher risk of (urge) UI [10, 12, 16, 22], as we
suggested above in our discussion about Table 4.
In DM, the follow-up parameter for long-term glycemic
control is HbA1C. We collected data in primary care facilities
where HbA1C measurements are not always possible. In the
IDF Diabetes Guideline, A1c levels for glycemic follow-up
are recommended according to the level of development of
diabetes care in the countries and health care settings. The
present data included cross-sectional FPG levels only, which
did not show any association with UI.
Literature points out that more advanced DM goes alongwith higher risk of (urge) UI [10, 12, 16, 22], as wesuggested above in our discussion about Table 4.In DM, the follow-up parameter for long-term glycemiccontrol is HbA1C. We collected data in primary care facilitieswhere HbA1C measurements are not always possible. In theIDF Diabetes Guideline, A1c levels for glycemic follow-upare recommended according to the level of development ofdiabetes care in the countries and health care settings. Thepresent data included cross-sectional FPG levels only, whichdid not show any association with UI.
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