Analysis of Different Blood Parameters for Assessment of Health of Human Population

Abstract

Cardiovascular disease refers to any class of disease that affects the heart or the blood vessels. Cardiovascular disease can also affect the brain and kidneys. The most common forms of cardiovascular disease are atherosclerosis and cardiovascular hypertension which are the leading cause of death worldwide.  A study was conducted to  carried out in the  various areas of  Sialkot  to estimate various blood parameters in the known  heart patients. Individuals have a number of known risk factors for developing cardiovascular disease, such as age, gender, high blood pressure, diabetes, family history, obesity, and a lack of physical activity. Tobacco smoking, excessive alcohol consumption and excessive sugar consumption are three leading causes of cardiovascular disease over which individuals have some control. However, age is the most common and important factor in developing cardiovascular disease. The results showed that high age people have more risk of cardiovascular disease. In such patients various other blood factors fluctuate from the normal range and are responsible for development of other diseases. Continuous monitoring of these factors and taking measures for controlling may decrease the chances of further progression of disease.