Chemiluminescence analysis (CA) was made for different biological fluids in 50 patients with diabetes mellitus (DM). Intensified chemiluminescence of erythrocytes, blood serum, urine and tear is indicative of an enhanced free-radical oxidation in diabetes mellitus. CA of biological fluids made in DM patients reflects a disease severity. The study results confirm the need to add antioxidants to the treatment course of DM patients.

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