Comparison of Frequency Distribution of Diabetes in Hepatitis B and C Patients and Other People in Birjand

Background: Diabetes and hepatitis are among the most common diseases in world. Hepatitis C virus leads to extra-liver manifestations, including endocrine disease diabetes. The prevalence of B diabetic patients diabetes higher than those normal populations, if each is added other, complications will be more consequences worse. Objectives: This study aimed compare frequency distribution serum lipid levels other people. Methods: In this retrospective case-control study, 80 with 160 without were included. both groups, two glucose above 126 mg/dL considered as subjects. Also, tests for factors such cholesterol, TG, LDL, HbA1c, HDL, liver ultrasonography performed patients. Data collected entered into SPSS 23 software analyzed using descriptive statistical (t test chi-square or Fisher's exact test) at a significance level α = 0.05. Results: A total 240 [80 cases (hepatitis positive) controls] enrolled. Of them, 46.3% females them age range 45-55 years. Besides, 14 (5.8%) subjects had high fasting blood mg/dl twice, have Among four (5.0%) (all having B) 10 (6.3%) controls diabetics. Statistical analysis showed no significant difference mean lipids cholesterol LDL between case control groups (P < 0.1) but there was association HDL TG 0.02). Conclusions: All should screened diabetes, addition glucose, we suggest that HbA1c measured confirm rule out