Association of metabolic syndrome with microalbuminuria in hypertension
Keywords:
Microalbuminuria, Metabolic Syndrome, HypertensionAbstract
This cross-sectional survey research is aimed to look into the relationship between metabolic syndrome and urinary microalbumin leakage in hypertensive patients visiting 4 Subdistrict Health Promotion Hospitals in Nakhon Si Thammarat, totaling 284 patients. Data were analyzed using statistics Chi-square test, Logistic Regression Equation with the risk ratio, and a Confidence Interval of 95 percent.
The results showed that most of the research samples were female, accounting for 76.41 percent, with a mean age of 65.70 years. 86.50 percent of hypertensive patients were found to have microalbumin leakage in the urine. The multivariate analysis revealed a group of factors associated with urinary microalbumin leakage with statistical significance. when adjusting for extraneous variables, gender and age was a group of factors of high blood pressure, obesity, and hyperglycemia, (Adjusted OR = 2.57, 95%CI: 1.18-5.61)
This study suggested that hypertensive patients with metabolic syndrome, hyperglycemia, and, obesity should be administered Microalbumin screening and metabolic factor assessment as well as obese patients to reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases comprehensively.
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