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Background:The chronic metabolic disease known as diabetes mellitus (DM) is typified by ongoing hyperglycemia. It could be caused by resistance to insulin's peripheral effects, decreased insulin production, or both. In patients with diabetes mellitus, chronic hyperglycemia can harm several organ systems in concert with other metabolic abnormalities, resulting in the emergence of crippling and potentially fatal health issues. Methods and materials:This study aimed to assess the prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus in females aged 35 to 45 at Sree Ramakrishna Medical College of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences and Hospital is situated in Tamil Nadu, India's Kulasekharam. The study units consisted of women aged 35 to 45. For the study, a questionnaire is employed.When the study's purpose was explained, the women verbally agreed. The study had 30 female participants in total. The questionnaire consists of thirty questions covering topics such as pain, numbness, food cravings, itching in the extremities, medicine, and weight loss.Conclusion:We conclude that the development of comprehensive programs intended to educate people and raise awareness of particular health risks is essential to predictive and preventive healthcare. This emphasizes how crucial awareness is for managing and preventing type 2 diabetes.Adopting a comprehensive awareness and education campaign is crucial to improving predictive and preventive healthcare and eventually lowering morbidity and mortality.