Comprometimento de mãos e punhos no diabetes tipo 2 : relato de caso

Abstract

Type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM2) is a chronic disease of high prevalence in the world, an important cause of morbidity and mortality due to its systemic complications. Among them, the musculoskeletal manifestations characterized by bone and periarticular molar involvement are included. Case report of a 48-year-old female patient with T2DM and hypertension for 12 years, she was referred to the research project at the rheumatology department. In the medical care, she reported a pain chart beginning in 2015, mainly in the left hand with paresthesia in the wrist. Also, reports that the ring finger of the same hand becomes rigid, being necessary to move it, turning back to its normal position. From the findings of physical examination and imaging is a diagnosis of tendinitis of Quervain, trigger finger and carpal tunnel syndrome. It is hoped the report will make other professionals aware of the real importance of the theme. It is essential for the exploration of musculoskeletal complaints aiming at an early diagnosis, avoiding a compromise in the quality of life of the patient with this aspect.