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Analysis on the Health Physical Examination of the Policemen in Impaired Glucose Regulation Related Diseases

Xiaohu Wang

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Objective:To investigate the incidence of impaired glucose regulation(IGR) i.e.impaired glucose tolerance or impaired fasting glucose(IGT/ IFG) and to reveal the relationship between IGR and hypertension,fatty liver disease,hyperuricemia,lipid disorder and overweight/obesity.Methods:A study in a policeman population of 1 138 from January 2010 to January 2011 was done.Results:The incidence of IGR was 12.5%.The incidence of IGR was getting higher with the increase of age.Compared with glucose normal cases,IGR cases showed higher prevalence of hypertension,lipid disorder and overweight/obesity(P0.01).Multivariable logistic analysis showed that the risk factors of impaired glucose regulation were familial history of diabetes mellitus,age,body mass index and hypertriglyceride.Conclusion:Effective intervention and health management such as diet adjustment,control weight,stop smoking and limiting drinking of IGR will decrease the occurrences of type 2 diabetes and macrovascular complications

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Objective:To investigate the incidence of impaired glucose regulation(IGR) i.e.impaired glucose tolerance or impaired fasting glucose(IGT/ IFG) and to reveal the relationship between IGR and hypertension,fatty liver disease,hyperuricemia,lipid disorder and overweight/obesity.Methods:A study in a policeman population of 1 138 from January 2010 to January 2011 was done.Results:The incidence of IGR was 12.5%.The incidence of IGR was getting higher with the increase of age.Compared with glucose normal cases,IGR cases showed higher prevalence of hypertension,lipid disorder and overweight/obesity(P0.01).Multivariable logistic analysis showed that the risk factors of impaired glucose regulation were familial history of diabetes mellitus,age,body mass index and hypertriglyceride.Conclusion:Effective intervention and health management such as diet adjustment,control weight,stop smoking and limiting drinking of IGR will decrease the occurrences of type 2 diabetes and macrovascular complications

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Objective:To investigate the incidence of impaired glucose regulation(IGR) i.e.impaired glucose tolerance or impaired fasting glucose(IGT/ IFG) and to reveal the relationship between IGR and hypertension,fatty liver disease,hyperuricemia,lipid disorder and overweight/obesity.Methods:A study in a policeman population of 1 138 from January 2010 to January 2011 was done.Results:The incidence of IGR was 12.5%.The incidence of IGR was getting higher with the increase of age.Compared with glucose normal cases,IGR cases showed higher prevalence of hypertension,lipid disorder and overweight/obesity(P0.01).Multivariable logistic analysis showed that the risk factors of impaired glucose regulation were familial history of diabetes mellitus,age,body mass index and hypertriglyceride.Conclusion:Effective intervention and health management such as diet adjustment,control weight,stop smoking and limiting drinking of IGR will decrease the occurrences of type 2 diabetes and macrovascular complications

Key concepts: Medicine, Impaired fasting glucose, Impaired glucose tolerance, Overweight, Incidence (geometry), Diabetes mellitus, Internal medicine, Hyperuricemia

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