A Review on Organogel and Its Application in Drug Delivery

Thalassemia is an inherited, habitual and distressing complaint that begets a heavy impact on family members. The present study was conducted to assess the position of stress among the parents of children suffering from thalassemia. A descriptive non-experimental approach was espoused for the present study. Intentional non-probability slice fashion was employed to solicit 60 parents having a child suffering from thalassemia who attended the thalassemia day care center. A toned structured interview was prepared. Data gathered was analyzed and interpreted using both descriptive and deducible statistics. The study revealed that utmost of the parents, i.e.; 43.3 are suffering from severe stress, and 36.60 are suffering from moderate stress and 20 are suffering from mild stress. Thus, the position of stress among the parents of children suffering from thalassemia is largely identified.