THE SURVEY OF CHRONIC SIDE - EFFECTS OF DIABETIC PATIENTS REFERRING TO GONABAD HOSPITALS

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AJAM M.; REYHANI T.; MIRSANI A.A.; NAZEMI S.H.

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Journal: Internal Medicine Today Year:2006 | Volume:11 | Issue:4 Page(s): 61-65

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THE SURVEY OF CHRONIC SIDE - EFFECTS OF DIABETIC PATIENTS REFERRING TO GONABAD HOSPITALS

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AJAM M. | REYHANI T. | MIRSANI A.A. | NAZEMI S.H. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CHRONIC SIDE-EFFECTSQ4

DIABETICQ2

PATIENTSQ2

GONABADQ3

Abstract

Background and Aim: Diabetes is one of the most widespread I metabolic disease of human and it is a universal health problem too. Diabetes can cause disorders in activities of eyes. kidneys, heart and vessels that finally result in blindness, serious failures of Kidney etc.Materials and Methods: This research is a cross - sectional descriptive study that survey side - effects of DIABETICs who use services of GONABAD hospitals. The samples were all cases that used services of 22 - Bahman and 15 - Khordad hospitals. Then based on poison sampling IDDM and NIDDM PATIENTS were chosen. A questionnaire and visit papers were used for data collection and researchers analyzed them.Results: The findings showed that 24 percent of IDDM and26 precent of NIDDM had obvious and serious Microanjiopathy side effects. The most widespread Microanjiopathy side- effect, was 41.67 percent in women and 42.80 percent in men. There were also obvious and serious Microanjiopathy side effects. The rate of Triglyceride among 55/3 percent of both groups was 200-400 mg/d (48.2 percent in men and 60 percent in women) also the rate of total cholesterol in both groups was 200- 239 mg/dl. (43 .5 percent in men and 43 .8 percent in women group)Different rate of hypertension based on GNC- VI showed that 27.3 percent in IDDM and 42.9 percent in NIDDM had systolic hypertension (< 140mm.gh).Conclusion: According to serious side - effects of diabetes prevention is the best way for all three different types ( I , I , III ) so, It is recommended to teach personnel of health service centers and the families of PATIENTS and also the society about prevention tips in order to recognize those who are in the risk of diabetes. In this case we can accompany long life with a healthy life.

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THE STUDY OF THE ROLE OF HEALTH BELIEFS FOR INSULIN INJECTION COMPLIANCE IN DIABETES PATIENTS REFERRED TO HAMADAN DIABETIC RESEARCH CENTER IN 1998

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AJAM, M., REYHANI, T., MIRSANI, A.A., & NAZEMI, S.H.. (2006). THE SURVEY OF CHRONIC SIDE - EFFECTS OF DIABETIC PATIENTS REFERRING TO GONABAD HOSPITALS. OFOGH-E-DANESH, 11(4), 61-65. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/68490/en

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AJAM M., REYHANI T., MIRSANI A.A., NAZEMI S.H.. THE SURVEY OF CHRONIC SIDE - EFFECTS OF DIABETIC PATIENTS REFERRING TO GONABAD HOSPITALS. OFOGH-E-DANESH[Internet]. 2006;11(4):61-65. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/68490/en

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M. AJAM, T. REYHANI, A.A. MIRSANI, and S.H. NAZEMI, “THE SURVEY OF CHRONIC SIDE - EFFECTS OF DIABETIC PATIENTS REFERRING TO GONABAD HOSPITALS,” OFOGH-E-DANESH, vol. 11, no. 4, pp. 61–65, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/68490/en

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