Prevalence Of Prehypertension In Medical Professionals Of Jammu
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ABSTRACT
Prehypertension(PHT)leadstohypertension(HT)andiscloselyassociatedwithincreasedincidenceofcardiovasculardiseaserisk(CVD).PrevalenceofPrehypertensioninmedicalprofessionalscangiveanideaoftheirriskofprogressionto(HT),soastoreducetheburdenof(HT)andCVD.Objectives‐ PrevalenceofPrehypertensionamongMedicalprofessionalsofJammuandcomparisonofprevalenceamongmalesandfemalesofmedicalprofessionalsofJammu.MaterialsandMethods‐ TheaimwastoestimatetheprevalenceofprehypertensioninmedicalprofessionalsofJammucityandcomparisonofprevalenceofprehypertensioninbothmalesandfemales.Thestudyincluded184medicalprofessionalsfromMedicalCollegesofJammuregion.Thebloodpressurewasrecordedbyauscultatorymethodusingmercurysphygmomanometer.Results‐ PrevalenceofPrehypertensioninstudypopulationwas74.46%(males‐ 92.73%,females‐ 6.67%)whichwasstasticallyhighlysignificant.Conclusion‐ Aboveresultsshowsthatthereis,HighPrevalenceofPrehypertensionamongthemedicalProfessionals,indicativeofvigorouspreventivemeasurestobetakensothattheriskofprogressiontoHypertensionandsubsequentCardiovasculardiseasestobecurtailed
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IMSEAR (South-East Asia)
Type of study:
Prevalence study
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Risk factors
Year:
2019
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