Diabetic age and satiety time correlation

Aim: Patient’s diabetic age effect to satiety time. Introduction: Diabetes is a chronic disease that occurs either.when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot effectively use the insulin it produces.In 2014, 8.5% of adults aged 18 years and older had diabetes. All of collegues follow up diabetic patients with fastingglucose, HbA1c and satiety glucose .Diabetic satiety time is important. Because; if the patients satiety time isn’t samedespite of their intake calories aren’t same . It can effect caloric intake to analyze diabetic regulation. MaterIal-Method: Our study began 2015-2016 to 492 patients type 2 dm, three months for follow up, to be aware of self satiety time, correlations between diabetic time and satiety time. 164 patients, Grup A(0-5 years); 164 patients Grup B (5-10 years);164 patients, Grup C(10-15 years) are included to this study P 0.05 was accepted as statistically significant. Datawere analyzed in the SPSS statistical package program (Version 17, USA) by chi square test. Result: Group A and Bhave statistically meaningful correlation between but grup A and grup C and group C and group B statisticallymeaningful about diabetic time and satiety time (p0, 001). Conclusion: Satiety time measurement isn’t verifiable forsubjectivity.Diabetic age and satiety time correlations is important for regulation of diabetes. For this reason;satietytime could use for follow up measurement or should be considered this result for analyzed patient of satiety glucoselevel.It can also be used to predict the time before diagnosis of diabetes.