The results of a screening study in the field of metabolic disorders

Aim. To study the incidence of metabolic disorders in a random sample of patients. Materials and method . A total of 733 individuals were studied by means of a random sample survey. The survey included a series of questions designed to identify risk factors for the development of metabolic changes, followed by the identification of respondents. Results and discussion . Analysis revealed that 16% of the subjects reported high physical activity, 38% reported moderate physical activity, and 56% reported low physical activity. Notably, only 15.7% of the respondents had no disorders, while a high percentage (50.4%) were found to have obesity. Conclusion. The study showed that 83% of the subjects had changes in body mass index. In addition, impaired fasting glycemia was observed in 33.8% of the subjects, indicating an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes mellitus.