Evaluation of Thyroid Function Test in Obese Patients

Fathima, Faazila; Preetha, Pooja P.

doi:10.22159/ajpcr.2016.v9s3.12959

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“…As BMI increases, the level in TSH hormone increases leading to hypothyroidism as similar to study conducted by Fathima et al in 2016. 14 In our study as BMI is over 35, no cases had normal TSH values. However, we have also found that normal thyroid function was found in 54 cases with obese which was quite similar to study by Strata et al,.…”

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Correlation between Body Mass Index, Thyroid Function Test and Neck Ultrasound in Euthyroid and Thyroid Disorder patients: a Centre Based Retrospective Study

Upadhyaya

Parajuly

Magar

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Jour of Diab and Endo Assoc of Nepal

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Background: Thyroid dysfunction is a major health issue among the Nepalese population. It is the prone region for iodine deficiency disease. Altered living status, sub-urbanization and behavioral factors among the people are believed to be thyroid sufferers. The effects of hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism on body weight have been clinically clearly demonstrated however there are only few literatures published showing the relationship between BMI and thyroid function among the two groups of population (euthyroid and thyroid dysfunction). Objective: This study aims to study the relationship of TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) and thyroid hormones with BMI and neck ultrasound findings in euthyroid and thyroid dysfunction subjects. Methods: This is a centre based retrospective study carried out in Diabetes, Thyroid and Endocrinology Care Centre (DTECC), Pokhara Nepal. The study used the archives of the laboratory and patient clinical information on the Centre during the years 2016 March to 2017 March. Detailed information regarding patientís age, medical history and previous history of smoking and alcohol consumption data, patients BMI (Body Mass Index) and neck ultrasound findings were obtained. Results: Of the total five hundred and six cases, four hundred and forty cases were females and sixty six cases were male. 59.4 percentages of the cases had increased body mass index and about 48 percentages of the total cases had abnormal thyroid function tests. Of the total, neck ultrasound revealed findings suggestive of Hashimoto Thyroiditis in two hundred and forty four cases. Conclusion: Thyroid dysfunction is associated with some components of metabolic syndrome. The thyroid function disorders in conjunction with the strong influence of various environmental factors can increase body weight and lead to obesity. Increased in BMI has strong influence on thyroid hormone level.

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Correlation between Body Mass Index, Thyroid Function Test and Neck Ultrasound in Euthyroid and Thyroid Disorder patients: a Centre Based Retrospective Study

Upadhyaya

Parajuly

Magar

et al. 2018

Jour of Diab and Endo Assoc of Nepal

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“…The circadian rhythm also plays an in luential role in the sleep-wake cycle (Rj and Devi, 2016;Fathima and P, 2016;Harsha et al, 2015). There was research done on the topic of pathogenesis and novel drugs, and the result conveyed that this pathogenesis and novel drug can be used for the testament and the assessment of asthma (Dave and Preetha, 2016).…”

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Influence of circadian rhythm on individual differences in morningness-eveningness scale among normal healthy subjects

Begum

Sridevi

2020

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The circadian rhythm is a biological rhythm that produces physical, psychological and behavioural changes in a living organism, and it follows a daily cycle. This cycle depends on the response of the organism to light and darkness in the environment. The aim of the study was to analyse and evaluate the influence of circadian rhythm on individual differences in morningness-eveningness attitude among the normal healthy subjects. Morningness eveningness questionnaire is a standard tool to assess sleep, wakefulness alertness, self-awareness and best time activity of the individual either in the morning time or evening time. This questionnaire was self-administered, and it consisted of 10 questions and was circulated via google forms. The results revealed that a majority of 85% of the participants are evening types of persons and the significance level was a p-value < 0.05 of the chi-square test. The present study assessed the influence of the circadian rhythm on the morningness-eveningness scale, and results revealed that most of the participants were alarm dependant, had difficulty in waking up. They were very active in the evening and went to bed very late. So, the study concluded that the majority of participants were evening type of person.

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“…Thus it states that obesity and altered cortisol levels contribute to the impact of type 2 diabetes mellitus, which results in the decreased verbal declarative memory performance. (Fathima and P, 2016). The physical itness relaxes our mind, which helps in improving mem-ory (David et al, 2019).…”

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Evaluation of Short Term and Working Memory Status in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

S¹,

Sridevi²,

Santhanam³

2020

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Type 2 diabetes is a disease which is lifelong and which restricts the body from the usage of insulin. Although many problems are associated with diabetes , cognitive function and intellectual capacity are also affected. The study involves participants who were diagnosed with Diabetes type 2 for a period of 5 years before the study. The subject design is an observational study that uses a questionnaire that assesses immediate recall, repetition, and a memory function questionnaire was used to study the memory-related changes in type 2 diabetic . SPSS VERSION 22 was the statistical software equipped in the study, and the statistical test used was a chi-square test. Results revealed that about 50.5% of the population always forget what people say to them, 37.6% of the population sometimes forget what people say to them and 11.9% of the population never forget what people say to them. Speed information processing, working memory and some attention impairment occur during acute hyperglycemia. Subjects also reported reduced energetic arousal and increased anxiety after . Relatively low cognitive function and decreased neuronal activity were relevant to Alzheimer's disease. The study concluded that people with type 2 diabetes are overwhelmingly affected by cognitive and higher intellectual function with decreased short term and working memory status.

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Evaluation of Thyroid Function Test in Obese Patients

Cited by 26 publications

References 37 publications

Correlation between Body Mass Index, Thyroid Function Test and Neck Ultrasound in Euthyroid and Thyroid Disorder patients: a Centre Based Retrospective Study

Correlation between Body Mass Index, Thyroid Function Test and Neck Ultrasound in Euthyroid and Thyroid Disorder patients: a Centre Based Retrospective Study

Influence of circadian rhythm on individual differences in morningness-eveningness scale among normal healthy subjects

Evaluation of Short Term and Working Memory Status in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

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