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A CROSS-SECTIONAL RESEARCH TO ASSESS THE STRAIN VARIATIONS IN THE PATIENTS OF RENAL COLIC AND IDENTIFICATION OF RENAL COLIC DISPARITY JUDGEMENT FEATURES

Dr. Farva Jamil, Dr. Aroosha Asif, Dr. Fatima Farooq

Objective: The main objective of the study was to analyze the strain variations in renal colic patients and to identify its character in disparity judgment of renal colic. Methods: The study arranged for this purpose was of cross-sectional type. It was organized at Allied Hospital, Faisalabad (June 2016 to August 2017). It consisted of patients with grumble telltale of renal colic and identified with a urinary pebble. The persons who were not identified with any disease and were healthy were also included in the study. These were added as a control group. The patients and the healthy persons were assessed according to the oxidative pressure specification. For mathematical evaluation, SPSS was used. Results: Total of 83 individuals were added in the study. Out of these 50 were patients having renal colic while 33 were healthy person added as a control group. Out of 50 patients, it was calculated that half were males and half were females. In the control group person, the men were calculated to be 17 and women were 16. There were no notable variations in ages and femininity in the both healthy and control group. It was also noticed that there were no variations in oxidative pressures between both groups. Conclusions: No addition of patients with oxidative pressure was found with renal colic. We can identify the various identifications of the abdominal hurt in patients with these conclusions. Keywords: Oxidative Stress, Renal Colic.

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