Sex Hormonal Imbalance in Patients with CVD
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Cardiovascular disease(CVD), Sex Hormonal Imbalance, PatientsAbstract
The present study was include elect a group of heart disease medicine that use to treatment people with heart diseases and the most common drugs in Heart diseases hospital (Propanolol) to study their effect on sex hormones in both sexes.The current study also included 60 patients with heart disease, including 20 males and 20 females. 20 controls 10 of each sex. The high concentration of FSH, LH, Prolactin Estradiol, and Progesterone were detected in male of patients and increased significantly, in contrast the lowa concentrations were detected in male of control, also a significant differences were recorded between patients groups and control groups, with except Estradiol not sign difference between patients and between control according to gender. While Testosterone concentration decreased in male of control, and increased significantly in female of patients. The hematological parameters included in the current study were recorded. A significant difference in Hb level and HCT was detected within patients, and within control, and non-significant differences between patients and control within the same sex, the number of WBC and PLT were recorded as non significant differences within patients, within control, and between patient and group of control.
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