Analysis of Risk Factors in Lifestyle-related Disease in Farmers who Received Health Checkups in Our Agricultural Health Care Center.
10.2185/jjrm.51.80
- VernacularTitle:農業従事者健診における生活習慣病関連危険因子の解析
- Author:
Hideomi FUJIWARA
;
Kenichi KAWADA
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- From:Journal of the Japanese Association of Rural Medicine
2002;51(2):80-88
- CountryJapan
- Language:Japanese
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Abstract:
Lifestyle-related diseases are defined as diseases which have close relations to indivisual lifestyle. The Agricultural Health Care Center in our hospital has been performing health checkups for 5, 000 members every year. However, analysis of data obtained has not been effectively used for the purpose of prevention of disease and health promoting education. Therefore, we built up data-base and analysed risk factors in lifestyle-related diseases. Results; 1) Total-cholesterol (T-Chol) level was higher in females than in males. The level of T-Chol showed a tendency to decrease in males and to increase in females with in creasing age. 2) Triglyceride (TG) level was higher in males than in females. TG level was most highest in younger males. 3) Blood pressure (BP) was higher in males than in females and elevated as their ages increase in both sexes. 4) HDL-cholesterol was lower in males than in females. 5) Diabetic pattern in blood suger (GL) level was more common in males than in females. 6) The incidence of obesity was slightly higher in males than in females. 7) Individuals with more than two risk factors accounted for 26% of the total. The Percentege for men alone was 31% which was higher than that for women. The education and advise to correct bad habits for prevention of diseases appear to be neccesary especially for males who are at higher risk than females are.
