Long term effects of smoking and alcohol consumption on hematological parameters of Indian men: A cross sectional study

Lalit; Sunil Kumar

doi:10.53730/ijhs.v6nS3.8133

Authors

Lalit
Sunil Kumar
drsunilkumarjaswal@gmail.com
Department of Medical Laboratory Technology, University Institute of Allied Health Sciences, Chandigarh University, Gharuan, Mohali, Punajb-140413

Keywords:

smoking, alcohol, hematological parameters, level of significance

Abstract

Current study was carried out to cross check the hematological parameters among smokers and alcoholic population from Panipat (Haryana). The hematological examination is playing very important role in assessment during the medical examinations. In the present study reveals that the hematological parameters much important to cross check these parameters in the both the population for public awareness. To make sure if there is any changes in the parameters and if any kind of enhancement in the parameters due to the over consumptions of alcohols and smokers. Material and Methods: The blood samples of the examined population was taken in the EDTA vials by following the standard procedures as mentioned in the guidelines. Total 120 samples have been taken from each group. Samples collected in the EDTA vials for the assessment. The study has been carried out on three different population, Smokers, Alcoholic & Smokers, Controls (Non-alcoholic and Non-Smokers). Results: The present study aims to evaluate the effects of alcohol and smoking on the hematological parameters of a population in the rural area of Panipat (Haryana). Participants with habit of consuming alcohol and smoke who are fulfilling inclusion and exclusion criteria will be considered for their hematological parameters.

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