Abstract
Objective: The main objective of the present study is an identifying to the incidence and prevalence of anaemia an In-door patients of Chhattisgarh.
Research Design: The current study was designed to the prospective observational cohort study.
Method: Diagnosis of the anaemia was made on the basis of various clinical findings (symptoms and sign) as well as mandatory and/or optional laboratorial investigation done in primary screenings.
Result: Finding of the study shows that the male patients of age group above 45 years 21/23 (56.75%) is higher than the age group. Whereas female patients age group of 31-45 and above 45 were higher than the other group of age, its value of 31-45 years of age group are 5/14(13.5%) and age group of above 45 years are 5/14(13.5%).Overall of the cases in anaemia was age group of above 45 years, it is 26/37 (70.22%), this value is higher in other age group.
Conclusion: Findings of the current study we concluded that the incidence and prevalence of moderate anaemia is higher than the severe and mild anaemia, normocytic of anaemia was the common type of anaemia of chronic disease in indoor patients. While the study was find the overall prevalence percentage is 41.57%, it is a prevalence rate of the anaemia in Chhattisgarh.
Keyword: Incidence, prevalence, anaemia, Indoor patients.
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Corresponding Author
Dr Shalabh Agrawal (DNB Medicine)
Shiv Hospital, Jutmill, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, India
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DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v7i1.19
