EVALUATION OF LIPID PROFILE AND LIVER FUNCTION PARAMETERS IN OBESE AND NON-OBESE HYPERTENSIVE INDIVIDUALS ATTENDED TERTIARY CARE TEACHING HOSPITAL

Objective: In this study, lipid profile parameters and liver function were measured correlated in hypertensive obese non-obese patients who attended a tertiary care teaching hospital.
 Methods: This study is retrospective observational, cross-sectional over the course of year hospital. All adult with hypertension, both non-obese, are included population. The involved 150 participants total, including people (71 men 79 women). Standard techniques used to assess serum levels TG, TC, LDL, HDL, enzymes such SGOT, SGPT, bilirubin, ALP. Moreover, BMI was calculated for groups. association between elevated markers enzyme abnormalities assessed by correlation analysis.
 Results: Out samples size comprises 75 individuals, 71 males females reported current study. Our gives very good profiles almost all LFT highest shown LDL VLDL LFT. There high significant difference noticed individuals relation bilirubin (D) concentration, SGOT SGPT two groups P<0.0001. albumin lowered variations mean values cholesterol, triglycerides than HDL lower individuals.
 Conclusion: found that variables abnormal highly prevalent hypertension patients. dyslipidemia, increased seen more frequently.