A CLINICAL PROFILE ON STUDY OF CORONARY DRTERY DISEASE IN FEMALES

A CLINICAL PROFILE ON STUDY OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE IN FEMALES

Gowtham Mandadapu1, Prachetha Kolli2, Kurra Venkata Gopaiah3*, Thota Bhavana4

 1. Managing Director, Devansh Lab Werks Inc 234 Aquarius Drive, Suite111, Homewood, Alabama-35209.

2. Managing Director, Microgen Health, 14225 Sully field Circle, Suite E, Chantilly, VA-20151.

3*. Associate Professor, Narasaraopeta Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kotappakonda Rd, Yellamanda, Narasaraopeta, Andhra Pradesh, India-522601.

4.  Research Student, Vishwa Bharathi College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Percherla, Guntur.

Abstract:

As per the per the Study CAD in young women is increasing. Occupational stress, family stress and psychosocial factors are important risk factors in young MI. Obesity and metabolic syndrome including (PCOS) polycystic ovarian syndrome are noted as risk factors as per our study. The anginal symptoms of CAD are lacking in women with diabetes as typical symptoms of CAD are lacking, they presented in evolved stage of MI. Systemic hypertension and diabetes increase CAD mortality and morbidity. In our study low HDL and high LDL are noted as CAD risk factors. Early menopause in women had contributed to the development of CAD. Congestive cardiac failure was common in those women who presented late to the hospital.

Keywords: CAD, PCOS, MI, HDL, LDL,