Jayesh  S. Panchiwala

Jayesh S. Panchiwala

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Authors: Kiran Prahladbhai Thakkar, Jayesh S. Panchiwala

DOI: 10.18231/j.ijirm.2021.008  

Volume6

Issue1

Pages37-39

Abstract

Background : There have not been many studies evaluating the relationship of Gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT) levels with former smoking and it is still not clear whether the effect is independent of alcohol drinking. This study was performed to evaluate the association between smoking status and serum GGT concentration. Methodology : One hundred and twenty participants were incorporated in the research. All the subjects were separated into 2 groups. Group 1 consist of 60 volunteers with habit of smoking. Group 2 consist of 60 volunteers without the habit of smoking. Four to 6 ml venous blood was reserved from all character by disposable syringes. The samples were instantly centrifuged for (10) minutes at 3000 round per minute, and the serum gained was analysed straight. Results: The findings specified that the smoker group classify as moderate smoker group. The findings acquired specified that the mean serum GGT activity was (23.49 3.39 IU/L), in smokers group. This value was superior significantly to that acquired in non-smokers group (12.92 2.73 IU/L) (p Conclusions: Significant augmented action of GGT in smokers appears to sustain the injurious effects of cigarette smoking. Supplementary findings are essential to explain the alliance among dietary and existence factors and serum GGT activity. Keywords: Epidemiology, Liver diseases, Smoking, Serum GGT.

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Authors: Kiran Prahladbhai Thakkar, Jayesh S. Panchiwala

DOI: 10.18231/j.ijirm.2021.007  

Volume6

Issue1

Pages33-36

Abstract

Aim: Current research was performed to evaluate the prevalence and allied aspects of bronchial asthma amongst school children of urban region of Gujarat. Methodology: Current research performed in the urban region of Gujarat, India. Least sample size was established to be 200 patients. A pretested and authenticated questionnaire was intended on the position of the International Study on Allergy and Asthma in childhood questionnaire. Results: Out of 200 children, 32 had account of wheeze several time in the past. Nine out of 200 children had wheezing history in the past one year. Wheezing was significantly connected with allergic rhinitis, relatives, and maternal history of asthma. Conclusions: Asthma amongst school children is a community health dilemma in urban area of Gujarat. Interference on revelation to passive smoking and stipulation of smoke passages may assist in the decrease of trouble of illness at the population level. Keywords: Allergy, Asthma, School children, Smoking.

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