K.A.PSTUDYONHTDM-UniversityofPittsburgh.pptVIP

DISCUSSION: This study was conducted to gauge the effects of knowledge on the attitude-followed by practice among diabetic and HT patients, attending Railway health unit, Tondiarpet Marshaling Yard.? Total patients for K.A.P study were 175. 68 of them were suffering from HT, followed by 66 with DM alone and 41 patients with DM and HT. 114 male patients and 61 female patients were included in this study. Most of the patients age ranged from 51-60 years (78), followed by 41- 50 years (73), 60 years (16), and 30 – 40 years (8). Conclusion: In many cases, we can prevent or treat these diseases, but in order to do so, we need to persuade people to make changes in diet, physical activity, and their own awareness and monitoring of the disease’s progression – changes that are psychologically difficult and that present formidable barriers for individuals and health systems alike. While genetic predisposition may play a role in type II diabetes, its onset and severity can be modified by diet and activity. Complications can be reduced by addressing these risk factors and achieving blood pressure control and avoiding tobacco use. SUGGESTION AND RECOMMENDATION GOALS OF DIETARY THERAPY: ? 1) Restoration of optimal blood glucose and S.lipid levels. 2) Provision of adequate calories to maintain normal weight and Improvement of overall health in diabetes. Effect of yoga Fall in FBS level Fall in PPBS level Reduction in systolic B.P Reduction in Diastolic B.P Reduction in dosage requirement of anti hypertensives Increase in HDL cholesterol Decrease in LDL cholesterol Decrease in free fatty acids Decrease in VLDL cholesterol Reduction in fasting insulin levels Increase in insulin receptors And Insulin sensitivity increases. EXERCISE Brisk walking, healthy diet will be helpful for longevity for people with Type2diabetes, and plays an important role in the prevention of over weight and obesity. TV watching is significantly associated with