Analysis on the prevalence and the influencing factors of metabolic syndrome of 40～74 year-old non-diabetes population in Minhang District
- VernacularTitle:闵行区40～74岁无糖尿病史人群代谢综合征患病特征及影响因素
- Author:
Jun HUANG
;
Hong FANG
;
Yinan LIU
;
Wan ZHAO
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Diabetes mellitus;
Metabolic syndrome;
Epidemiologic methods
- From:
Chinese Journal of Disease Control & Prevention
2009;0(03):-
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective To understand the prevalence and Influencing factors of Metabolic Syndrome(MS) of 40～74 year-old non-diabetes population in Minhang District.Methods A population-based sample(diabetes screening of Minhang District in 2007) of 3 947 individuals aged 40～74 years was investigated by cluster random sampling.They completed a questionnaire and underwent triglyceride,high density lipoprotein measured cholesterol and an oral glucose tolerance test.Results The standardized prevalence rate of MS,overweight,diabetes,impaired glucose regulation(IGR),hypertension,high triglyceride and low HDL were 15.67%,2.45%,5.60%,17.72%,16.47% and 2.00%.The male with MS,overweight or obese,diabetes and hypertension were higher than the female in terms of incidence.The prevalence of MS was increased with age,the highest rate at the ages of 50 years and above.There was no significant difference between male and female at the ages of 45 years and above.The incidence of MS in people with BMI or hypertension or abnormal blood glucose or hige TG or low HDL-C was obviously higher than that of normal population.The OR value were 15.71,28.21,10.09,30.31 and 3.14 respectively.The prevalence of diabetes,coronary heart disease and stroke in people with MS was higher than that of people with out MS.The OR value were 10.09,9.94 and 2.40.Multiple factor analysis showed that the factors related to MS were male,the aged,family history of diabetes and having no physical activity.Conclusions MS and realated diseases are a serious threat to population of 40 years old and above in Minhang District.
