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Diabetes is associated with a pro-inflammatory condition and endothelial dysfunction. Various inflammatory markers such as C Reactive Protein CRP are significantly elevated in diabetic patients. Levels of these markers also correlate with the severity of diabetes and the presence of various complications. Therefore, we conducted this study to find high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) levels in type 2 diabetes mellitus and their relationship to other parameters such as the lipid profile for association with CVD. The study was included 112 samples were taken from patients with type2 (T2D) diabetes, which is inability of cells to receive glucose (insulin resistance) a, it was found that people who have only weak insulin secretion in the body, are most likely in the normal range for (HDL, LDL, TRI, CHOL). While for people with cells resistance, the results were higher than the normal (NR).This study examined the serum CRP concentration in relation to insulin resistance in type 2 diabetic patients. The statistical findings showed that serum CRP concentration in diabetic subjects significantly high. In conclusion, Type II diabetes is a hemorheological disease in which hyperglycemia increases the shear stress contributing to inflammation and dysfunction of endothelium. The purpose of this study was to identify the relationship between serum C-reactive protein and glucose levels in noncontrolled type II diabetic subjects. Keywords: high-sensitivity C-reactive protein(hsCrp), Triglycerides(Tri), high density lipid(HDL), Low density lipid (LDL), Cholesterol(CHOL), cardiovascular disease(CVD), Diabetes mellitus(DM)