Effect of cigarette smoking based on hematological parameters: comparison between male smokers and non-smokers

Asif, Muhammad; Karim, Sajjad; Umar, Zubaida; Malik, Arif; Ismail, Tariq; Chaudhary, Adeel; Al‐Qahtani, Mohammed; Rasool, Mahmood

doi:10.5505/tjb.2013.68077

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“…Also the result show no significantly high in RBC, significantly high in Hb and PLT and no significantly low in PCV, MCV, MCH and MCHC Table (1)these result consistent with (Malenica et al, 2017) where noted increased total leukocyte count observed in smokers. These results are inconsistent with (Brun, et al, 1998) where noted a significantly high in the level of WBC in male smokers are also inconsistent with (Asif1 et al, 2013) where noted a significantly high in RBC, Hb and PCV and no significant differences in PLT. While the results were consistent with [18] that there are no significant differences in the level MCV wile inconsistent with (Brun, et al, 1998)where noted a significantly low in MCH and MCHC.…”

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Effect Of Cigarette Smoking And Physical Exercise On Some Hematological Parameters In Healthy Students

2017

Aust. J. Basic & Appl. Sci.

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Effect Of Cigarette Smoking And Physical Exercise On Some Hematological Parameters In Healthy Students

2017

Aust. J. Basic & Appl. Sci.

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“…However, some researcher reported higher RBC count like Nadia with colleagues and Asif with colleagues (18,19). The higher RBC counts as an elevation of Pack-Year in a smoker may be because of carbon monoxide in tobacco join with Hb in Red Blood Cells and lead to carboxyhemoglobin, the carboxyhemoglobin impacts on oxygen level in tissue, which catalyzes the bone marrow to produce more Red Blood Cells (27).…”

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“…There are reviews evaluations of a change of Red Blood Cells Parameters in smokers (16,17,18,19) and also the Glucose levels (20,21,22,23,24,25).However, the literature reporting the effects of Pack-Year of Cigarettes Smoking on Red Blood Cells Parameters and also Glucose levels is limited.…”

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“…However, the studies evaluated the effect of Cigarette Smoking on Red Blood Cell Parameters (16,17,18,19) and Glucose levels (20-25) but they are not incontrovertible. In another hand, data on smoker characteristics, such as PackYear of Cigarette Smoking, a number of Cigarettes Smoking, intensity smoking and their relationship with Red Blood Cells Parameters and the Glucose level is scanty.…”

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Effect of Pack-Year of Cigarette Smoking on Erythrocyte Parameters and Glucose Level Among Healthy Males

Ahmed

2017

GMJ

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Objective: To evaluate the effect of cigarette smoking and pack-year of cigarette smoking on red blood cell counts and its related parameters, also glucose concentration. Methods: Sixty consenting subjects of which 30 controls (non-smokers) and 30 cases (smokers) were studied. Smokers were divided into two groups based on pack-year of cigarettes smoked. The red blood cell parameters and glucose level were analyzed in smoker and non-smoker. Independent T-test was used to comparison of a smoker and also one way ANOVA was used to comparison packyear of smoking groups.Results: The present study showed no changes significantly in red blood cell parameter and glucose level between in smoker. The current result appeared alteration of red blood cells counts (RBC), hemoglobin level (HGB), hematocrit percent (HCT) and mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration level (MCHC), while no difference of mean corpuscular volume (MCV), mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH), red cell distribution width (RDW) and glucose level in duration of smoking. Conclusions: This study revealed that cigarette smoking statistically no effect on RBC counts and its related parameters and glucose level among healthy. However, the duration of smoking statistically had the effect on RBC, HGB, HCT and MCHC while had no effect on MCV, MCH, RDW and glucose level.

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“…These findings are also confirmed by already reported assumptions. 56,57,27,58,59 This implies that tobacco smoking stresses vital physiological mechanisms and puts the body the body on elevated risk of insectcide toxicity. …”

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Chemical Biomarker Study of Negative Physiological Effects of Insecticides on Pakistani Farm Workers Health in the Central Punjab

Shahzad¹,

Yaqub²,

Shaukat³

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Background: In recent decades, use of pesticides in agricultural practices has posed threat to human population. Objectives: Present research was designed to explore the adverse effects of insecticides on 339 individuals (study group farmers n = 256 and control n = 83) selected from 62 different sites of central Punjab. The sample was matched on socio-economic status and age. Methodology: A structured questionnaire was used to

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Effect of cigarette smoking based on hematological parameters: comparison between male smokers and non-smokers

Cited by 39 publications

References 36 publications

Effect Of Cigarette Smoking And Physical Exercise On Some Hematological Parameters In Healthy Students

Effect Of Cigarette Smoking And Physical Exercise On Some Hematological Parameters In Healthy Students

Effect of Pack-Year of Cigarette Smoking on Erythrocyte Parameters and Glucose Level Among Healthy Males

Chemical Biomarker Study of Negative Physiological Effects of Insecticides on Pakistani Farm Workers Health in the Central Punjab

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