Which of the following complications is NOT commonly associated with chronic uncontrolled hyperglycemia?

Peripheral neuropathy with ulceration and risk of limb amputation is commonly associated with chronic hyperglycemia.

Diabetic retinopathy leading to vision loss is commonly associated with chronic hyperglycemia.

Diabetic nephropathy that can progress to kidney failure is commonly associated with chronic hyperglycemia.

Acute appendicitis without vascular or neuropathic cause is not a typical complication of chronic hyperglycemia.