Biochemical Study of Obesity with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Iraqi Patients

Authors

Mustafa Sultan Enad, Clinical Biochemistry, Wasit Health Department, Al-azeziya Hospital
Maha A. Ahlial, College of Health and Medical TechniquesFollow

Abstract

Obesity causes diabetes to worsen faster. Here's what happens: Managing the level of glucose in your blood is the job of the pancreas. One hundred and ninety diabetic samples were collected from patients attended Alkaleeg Clinical Lab. In Wasit , from period 1^st March 2023 to 1^st November 2023. According the results, the mean and SD of age for patients and control groups were (43.86±14.67) and (43.16±13.77), respectively, with a non- significant difference (p>0.05). In relation to gender, this table showed that the patient group and the control group were equal regarding the male : female ratio, with non-significant differences (p > 0.05). The results of smoking status showed that the majority of patients in group 112 (93.3%) were non-smokers, while 100% of the control group were non-smokers, with non-significant differences (p > 0.05). The non-significant differences in age and gender between the patient and control groups may be due to the study's recruitment strategy, which aimed to recruit participants of similar ages and genders in both groups to reduce the confounding factors that may influence the study's results. This finding is consistent with previous research studies that have emphasized the importance of controlling for demographic factors, such as age and gender, in clinical studies, the mean and (SD) of FBS for patients and control groups were (228.04±110.77) and (100.52±9.44), respectively, with highly significant differences (p

Results in the same table also showed that the mean and (SD) of urea for patients and control groups were (27.48±7.01) and (25.54±5.67) respectively, with significant differences between them (P0.05), while the mean and SD of triglyceride for patients and controls was (131.30±57.96) and (92.37±26.09) respectively, with highly significant differences between them (P0.05), while the mean and SD of triglyceride for patients and controls was (131.30±57.96) and (92.37±26.09) respectively, with highly significant differences between them (P

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Recommended Citation

Enad, Mustafa Sultan and Ahlial, Maha A. (2024) "Biochemical Study of Obesity with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Iraqi Patients," Al-Nisour Journal for Medical Sciences: Vol. 6: Iss. 2, Article 7.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.70492/2664-0554.1006