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This study will be conducted to Assess possible reduction in lipid profile (LDL-Triglecerides-cholesterol) among pre-menopausal women in vit D group compared to standard treatment group after 3 months & 6 month of follow up as prophylaxis step for atherosclerosis.
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Vitamin D receptor gene mutations have been associated with increased incidence of arterial hypertension. While, hyperlipidemia and lipoprotein oxidation in bone is leading to osteoporosis by inhibiting osteoblastic differentiation It has been reported that vitamin D supplementation has shown pro-atherogenic effects in rats, and its deficiency is associated with the deterioration of atherogenesis These contradictory findings on the progression of atherosclerosis were examined in this study.
Aim: This study will be conducted to assess possible reduction in lipid profile (LDL-Triglycerides-cholesterol) among pre-menopausal women in vitamin D group compared to standard treatment group after 3 months & 6 month of follow up as prophylaxis step for atherosclerosis.
Subject and methods: Randomized clinical trial with double blinding will be performed on two groups study group and control group. The cases will recruited from outpatient clinic of medicine department in Mansoura university Hospital.
Sample size: based on pilot study after start of trial
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Intervention group: High dose vitamin D3 IM treatment group according to vitamin D3 level after laboratory assessment.
Standard treatment group: Balanced diet mix of Carbohydrate, lipid, protein and fat diet minerals and vitamins for same period of follow up.
Inclusion criteria : pre-menopausal females (35-45 years old)
There is possible recruiting of postmenopausal women according to difficulty in finding pre-menopausal women.
Methods: study patients will be subjected to:
Outcome that will be measured before and after follow up:
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30 participants in 2 patient groups
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Hala Abdel Malek, ass prof
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