Association of Biochemical & Anthropometric parameters with depressive disorder among adults in a Health care centre

Background: Depression may be a common psychiatric disorder. In spite of the fact that numerous risk factors for sadness have been reported, affiliations biochemical and anthropometric records with depressive disorder remain unclear. Depressive is leading cause illness around world. Aim: To access association between parameters disorders among adults Methods: This quantitative cross sectional study was conducted at B.V. Hospital, Bahawalpur from July 1, 2022 to December 31, 2022. A pre validated questionnaire used. Study carried out outdoor patient department Bahawal Victoria Hospital Bahawalpur. The total numbers patients were 250 who participated after taking informed consent. done by simple random sampling technique. Detailed information given about current research. Results: descriptive statistics measures, demographic, baseline variables CES-D scores all subjects are summarized in Table 1. Total number participants which 115 males 135 females. Baseline characteristics measured include weight, waist circumference body mass index others systolic diastolic BP, blood sugar fasting, glycemic control lipid profile both depressed not group. Conclusion: obesity major wellbeing issues worldwide increase metabolic disorders. Obesity, related changes way life, can take depression happened earlier life or early adulthood, vital time implementation health-promoting interventions. Keywords: Depression, Biochemical parameters, Anxiety, Adults, Health Care