Glycaemic status in @entity1 of XXXX : A detailed analysis.

@entity1 @entity6 @entity299 @entity583 @entity413
AIMS: @entity6 ( @entity6 ) is considered to be one of the important risk factors for @entity299 . Frank @entity6 is usually preceded by long term abnormality in @entity413 homeostasis which is called pre- @entity6 . The hypothesis that @entity6 @entity1 have greater risk and worse prognosis of @entity583 ( @entity583 ) than pre- @entity6 is controversial. Considering that India has been declared as a @entity6 capital of the world, the study aimed to assess the load of pre @entity6 , @entity6 and non- @entity6 landing in @entity583 . MATERIALS AND METHODS: The study consisted of through physiological and biochemical evaluation of 200 @entity1 of newly diagnosed @entity583 and evaluating the load of non- @entity6 , pre- @entity6 and @entity6 among them. RESULT: It was found that the total non- @entity6 population (normoglycaemic and pre- @entity6 ) formed the bulk of @entity583 @entity1 (69%) in our study. The degree of biochemical alterations seen among the three groups suggests that abnormal @entity413 homeostasis is not the sole determinant of the severity of @entity583 . The study data also suggests that glycaemic status, which poses a risk for @entity583 , differs in male and female individuals. Males even with normal @entity413 level are at increased risk to develop MI. CONCLUSION: The study concludes that both males and females with their blood @entity413 in pre- @entity6 range are seen to be vulnerable to develop @entity583 . Thus all individuals irrespective of their glycaemic status around the age of forty should be screened and individuals with fasting sugar in pre- @entity6 range should take extra precaution in terms of healthy diet, life style and regular check up.
