SITUATION OF HYPERTENSION IN PEOPLE FORM 25 AGO OR MORE IN THAI BINH PROVINCE, 2017

Hoang Van Binh1, Tran Thi Nhu Quynh
1 Ha Tinh Medical College

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Abstract

 A cross-sectional study was carried out in 2017, with the method of cluster sampling (PPS) to select
30 communes/wards in 8 districts/cities in Thai Binh province. A total of 1450 adults from 25 ago or
more the results showed that:
The prevalence rate of hypertension was 29.8%, of which men account for 36.5%, 22.0% higher
than that of women (p<0.05), mainly high blood pressure level 1 (42.3%), level 2 (35.4%) and level
3 (22.3%).
The rate of hypertension tends to increase gradually by age group, the group aged 70 and over
accounts for the highest proportion (36.4%), the age group 60-69 was 34.8%, the age group 40-59
was 31.5% and the lowest of 25-39 age group (16.1%) (p<0.05).

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