The Analysis of Correlation About the Spot Urine Sodium and the Blood Pressure in General Population According to the Income Level

Inje University

Status: Completed

Conditions: Chronic Kidney Disease

Treatments: Other: 24_hours_urine_sodium

Study type: Observational

Funder types: Other

Identifiers

NCT01960608

sodium_income

Details and patient eligibility

About

Increasing sodium intake raises blood pressure. And high salt intake could hinder the management of chronic disease. Much previous research has confirmed that dietary habits are affected by economic status. So we compared sodium intake with economic status. We investigated the prevalence, extent and management, and the relevance of sodium intake with income level.

Enrollment: 7,000 patients

Sex: All

Ages: 18 to 80 years old

Volunteers: No Healthy Volunteers

Inclusion criteria

• all the patient who participated in the national survey

Exclusion criteria

• no pregnancy
• malignancy

Trial design

7,000 participants in 7 patient groups

low sodium group

Description:

24_hours_urine_sodium \< 100 mEq/L

Treatment:

Other: 24_hours_urine_sodium

mid sodium group

Description:

24_hours_urine_sodium \>= 100 mEq/L and \< 200 mEq/L

Treatment:

Other: 24_hours_urine_sodium

high sodium group

Description:

24_hours_urine_sodium \>= 200 mEq/L

Treatment:

Other: 24_hours_urine_sodium

low income group

Description:

the income 25% below the quartile

low mid income group

Description:

the income 25% - 50% below the quartile

mid income group

Description:

the income 50% - 75% below the quartile

high income group

Description:

the income 75% over the quartile