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Clustering of metabolic factors among the patients with essential hypertension
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HypertensionMetabolic DisorderWomen 51.8HyperlipidemiaBlood PressureObesityMetabolic SyndromeBody CompositionMetabolic FactorsPublic HealthChronic Kidney DiseaseAtherosclerosisEndocrine HypertensionHealth PolicyAntihypertensive TherapyEpidemiologyCardiovascular DiseaseGlobal HealthDiabetesLarge WaistMedicineWomen's Health
The prevalence of metabolic syndrome was determined in clinic-based 1,517 hypertensive patients. All traits were present in 1.1% men and 12.8% women. Combination of different three traits were present as follows: hypertension with high triglyceride and low HDL (men 29.4% vs. women 51.8%), hypertensio with high blood glucose and low HDL (men 13.5% vs. women 29.8%), hypertension with high glucose and high triglyceride (men 18.1% vs. women 18.1%), hypertension with high blood glucose and large waist (men 2.7% vs. women 25.7%), hypertension with high triglyceride and large waist (men 3.4% vs. women 39.3%) and hypertension with low HDL and large waist (men 2.5% vs. women 70.6%). The study shows that the metabolic syndrome is highly prevalent among hypertensive patients especially women.
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