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Male 0.11%
Female 0.11%
>The prevalence of Type 1 diabetes is higher in females (0.11%) compared to males (0.11%).
Male 52.79%
Female 47%
The prevalence of Type 2 diabetes is higher in males (52.79%) compared to females (47%).
Department Endocrinology
District Chennai
17.16%
In the Endocrinology department of the Chennai district, males represent the most significant proportion of cases, with a percentage of 17.16%.
Department Endocrinology
District Chennai
18.57%
In the Endocrinology department of the Chennai district, females represent the lowest percentage of cases, with 18.57%, compared to their male counterparts.
Males with Hypertension 190
Males without Hypertension 180
Hypertension suffering from Males with Hypertension 190 Males without Hypertension 180.
Hypertension with Females 196
Hypertension without Females 187
Hypertension suffering from Hypertension with Females 196 and Hypertension without Females 187.
Diet with veg 34.15
Diet with Non veg 64.13
Dyslipidaemia suffering from Diet with veg 34.15 and Diet with Non veg 64.13 .
Diet without veg 34.35%
Diet without non veg 64%
Dyslipidaemia suffering from Diet without veg 34.35% and Diet without non veg 64%.
Male 14.67%
Age 35
cardiovascular disease risk between males and females, a 14.76% risk for a 35-year-old male cardiovascular risk tends to be higher in males at younger ages compared to females.
Female 7.58%
Age 42
A 34-year-old female with a cardiovascular risk of 7.58% has a lower risk compared to a 42-year-old male with a 14.76% risk.
CVD with CKD 47
here are 47 people suffering from respiratory disease combined with cardiovascular disease, which is fewer than the 1,166 people suffering from cardiovascular kidney disease.
CVD without CKD 1,166
here are 1,166 people suffering from respiratory disease combined with cardiovascular disease, which is fewer than the 1,213 people suffering from cardiovascular kidney disease.
YES 76.45%
A majorityHowever, a significant portion (76.45%) of the population is dealing with medical or surgical conditions.
NO 23.55%
However, a significant portion (23.55%) of the population is affected by medical or surgical conditions.
Unemployed 752
Count of occupation in Unemployed is 752 compare to other occupation Unemployed occupation is highest.
Plant and Machine operators and Assemblers 5
Count of occupation in Plant and Machine operators and Assemblers 5 compare to other occupation is lowest.
Female 641
Count of complications in Female 641 is lower than compare to Male
Male 696
Count of complications in Male 696 is highest than compare to female
family history suffered 357
Count of people suffering from Hypertension based on there family history of hypertension is 357
family history not suffered 601
Count of people suffering from Hypertension based on there family history of hypertension are not suffered is 601
Alive 1
The prevalence of people in Survival status is Alive 1.
Toe Amputation
The prevalence Reason for hospitalization are Cholecystectomy.
opd
The prevalence of people type of visit are not suffered from opd are 120.
No
The prevalence of people type of visit are suffered from opd are less than who are not suffered are high.
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