The Effect of Substance Abuse Associated with Nutritional Status and Blood Pressure in Santal Women

Background: The global burden of diseases and associated risk factors in developing countries has altered radically over the past decades, with a clear shift from communicable to non - diseases. Hypertension is major probably increasing blood pressure as well HT important cardiovascular disease. Objective: This study was undertaken effects substance abuse nutritional status Santhal women. Method: A cross-sectional carried out on 100 adult females aged above 18 years were incorporated. Baganpara village Bolpur, under Birbhum District. Systolic (SBP) diastolic (DBP) also taken. t-test analysis made determine comparison levels by status. Results: However, result present revealed that mean age 36.86(±15.6) yrs. height, weight, MUAC, MWC, MHC, BMI, WHR 151.8 (± 4.63) cm, 43.2 (±6.07) kg, 23.6 (±2.14) 70.7 (±7.46) 84.34 (±7.39) 18.7(±2.17) kg/m2 0.83 (±0.03) cm. Moreover SBP DBP 112(±13.0) mmHg 76.2(±6.94) mmHg, respectively.. It higher alcohol consumption, tobacco consumption among user. There no significant (P>0.05) association socio-economic variables pressure. difference & DBP, between thinness normal where (p<0.05) undernourished individuals. Conclusion: Sathal women district compared thinness, lower than