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Male 0.54%
Female 0.72%
>The prevalence of Type 1 diabetes is higher in females (0.72%) compared to males (0.54%).
Male 51.51%
Female 47.23%
The prevalence of Type 2 diabetes is higher in males (51.51%) compared to females (47.23%).
Department Endocrinology
District Howrah
14.07%
In the Endocrinology department of the Howrah district, males represent the most significant proportion of cases, with a percentage of 14.07%.
Department Endocrinology
District Howrah
13.17%
In the Endocrinology department of the Howrah district, females represent the lowest percentage of cases, with 13.17%, compared to their male counterparts.
Males with Hypertension 560
Males without Hypertension 1179
In the group of females under study, approximately 35.3% (565 out of 1602) have hypertension, with 64.7% (1037 out of 1602) being free of the condition.
Hypertension in Females 565
Hypertension in Females 1037
Among the males studied, 560 out of 1739 have hypertension, which is about 32.3% of the male population, while 67.7% do not have hypertension.
Diet with veg 9
Diet with Non veg 766
To assess the impact of tobacco use on dyslipidemia across different diets, 9 people follow a vegetarian diet, while 766 people follow a non-vegetarian diet.
Diet without veg 14
Diet without non veg 1574
To assess the impact of tobacco use on dyslipidemia across different diets, 14 people Don’t follow a vegetarian diet, while 1574 people Don’t follow a non-vegetarian diet.
Male 4.76%
Age 38
cardiovascular disease risk between males and females, a 4.76% risk for a 38-year-old male cardiovascular risk tends to be higher in males at younger ages compared to females.
Female 1.98%
Age 34
A 34-year-old female with a cardiovascular risk of 1.98% has a lower risk compared to a 38-year-old male with a 4.76% risk.
CVD with CKD 125
here are 125 people suffering from respiratory disease combined with cardiovascular disease, which is fewer than the 2,053 people suffering from cardiovascular kidney disease.
CVD without CKD 2178
here are 2,053 people suffering from respiratory disease combined with cardiovascular disease, which is fewer than the 2,178 people suffering from cardiovascular kidney disease.
YES 40.26%
However, a significant portion (40.26%) of the population is dealing with medical or surgical conditions.
NO 59.74%
A majority (59.74%) of the population is affected by medical or surgical conditions.
Elementary occupation 1,817
Count of occupation in elementary is 1817 compare to other occupation Elementary occupation is highest
Legislators, senoir officials & Managers 25
Count of occupation in Legislators, senoir officials & Managers 25 compare to other occupation is lowest
Female 931
Count of complications in Female 931 is lower than compare to Male
Male 1,042
Count of complications in Male 1,042 is highest than compare to female
family history suffered 430
Count of people suffering from Hypertension based on there family history of hypertension is 430
family history not suffered 1,561
Count of people suffering from Hypertension based on there family history of hypertension are not suffered is 1,561
Age 32
The prevalence of Chronic Kidney Disease suffered the age is 32.
Age 0
The prevalence of Chronic Kidney Disease not suffered the age is 0.
Alive 2
The prevalence of people in Survival status is Alive.
Cholecystectomy
The prevalence Reason for hospitalization is Cholecystectomy.
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