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Study of lipid profile, serum magnesium and glycemia in hypertension
N Lakshmana Kumar, J Deepthi, YN Rao, M Kiran Deedi
An attempt was made to study the role of serum Mg+2 lipid profile and blood glucose in hypertensive individuals. Further, all the parameters are analyzed biochemically. In about 80 samples (50 cases and 30 controls) and it is observed that dyslipidemia is observed in hypertensive individuals without any change in HDL concentration. There is no correlation between serum magnesium of hypertensive cases and controls. It was observed that serum magnesium of hypertensive cases is slightly higher than that of normal individuals. Fasting blood glucose of hypertensive cases (101.62 mg/dl ± 33.78) is higher than that of controls (82.46 mg/dl ± 10.8). This increase is statistically significant (p < 0.001). But this increase may be due to the presence of 12% diabetic cases among the cases. Even then, there is a tendency to develop impaired glucose tolerance in hypertensive subjects. Blood pressure is noted separately as systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure. Systolic blood pressure was more significant than diastolic blood pressure with increasing age groups.