COMPARISON BETWEEN LFT, LIPID PROFILE, CBC WITH MICROSCOPY OF BLOOD CELLS AND SERUM CRP LEVEL IN SMOKERS, TOBACCO CHEWERS AND HEALTHY CONTROL

Tobacco consumption, in the form of smoking and chewing, is a prevalent habit globally, with a significant presence in India, particularly among the youth. This habit is associated with increased risk of various pathological conditions, which can be detected through alterations in biochemical parameters.This study are recruit smokers, tobacco chewers, and healthy controls, and their blood samples analyzed for LFT, lipid profile, CBC with microscopy of blood cells, and serum CRP levels.This study aims to provide insights into the alterations of these biochemical parameters in smokers and tobacco chewers, which can serve as early indicators of various diseases. The findings of this study will be useful in identifying the high-risk groups and implementing preventive measures to reduce the burden of tobacco-related diseases. Keyworld: Tobacco, Lipid profile, CBC, Diseases, CRP Level