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Insulin Resistance in Patient with Impaired Fasting Glucose IFG: Is It cause or Result?

المقاومة للأنسولين عند مرضى اضطراب تحمّل الغلوكّوز الصّيامي : IFG هل هي سبب أم نتيجة؟

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 Publication date 2015
  fields Medicine
and research's language is العربية
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The study included 200cases of apparently healthy adults attending hospitals of Damascus University, medical students, nurses and graduated doctors, whose aged over 18 years and of both genders during 2015, were excluded 11 cases of diagnosed diabetes, 35 cases of anemia, so the cases were 154. The study showed that the prevalence of prediabetes was 14,9%, and the prevalence on females was higher that on males (9,1% versus 5,8% respectively). While the prevalence of IFG was 9,1%, and mostly with the age group 38-47 year. The most risk factors in our study were obesity, central obesity,hypertriglyceridemia and high blood pressure. The study also showed high fasting insulin levels and increased insulin resistance in patients with IFG, and showed a moderate positive linear correlation between fasting blood glucose and insulin resistance. It also appeared that it could not determine if the insulin resistance is the cause or result, but the patient enters in defective circle.

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