CHAPTER FIVE

CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

5.1 INTRODUCTION
This chapter focuses on summarizes the research findings, major challenges met during
the studyand as well as the findings during the gathering of the research data. In simple
words, this chapter covers the conclusion of the research and its recommendations.

5.2. DISCUSSION
In terms of age Results in table above and figure below, show age of respondents. Majority of
the respondents 35(58%) were the age of 26-34 years following by 15(25%) were 45-65 years
while the rest 18-25 years 10(17%) were the age of respondents
In terms of gender, the respondent’s majority of the respondents 45(75%), were male while the
other 15(25%) who participated were female.
In terms of educational level the majority of the respondents were primary level 20(33%) and
the followed by 15 (25%) were secondary level while the other of the 15(25%) were Bachelor’s
degree and the rest of 10 the respondents of educational level were No formal education
Result Laboratory diagnosis were indicated that 35 (58%) were abnormal while the other rests
of 25 (42%) were Normal with the Result of Laboratory diagnosis tests during the hospital data
collections from the respondents while the Family history of high triglycerides or heart disease
and the respondents 40 (66%) said yes when asked them that the Family history of high
triglycerides or heart disease and followed by 20(34%) have said no for the asked questions
during the data collections on the other issues of triglyceride level the most recent triglyceride
level and they indicated that they are normal and followed by 25 (42%) responded that recent
triglyceride level is Abnormal when was asking the measurement of protein levels and the last
the respondents were asked Do you measure your protein levels 30 (50%) said yes we measure
while the 25(41%) said no we don’t measure and the rest 5(9%) said we have Never measure.
5.2 CONCLUSIONS

the study demonstrates that Triglycerides to High Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol Ratio and C -
reactive protein Among Type 2 Diabetic the findings suggests that regulating the balance of lipid
metabolism and stabilization of the TG/HDL-C ratio can be helpful in reducing the risk of
developing T2DM. and also should be further verified in larger worldwide epidemiological
investigations. The relationship between TG/HDL-C ratio and T2DM within various TG/HDL-C
ratio quintile subgroups might indicate a novel T2DM management and precaution strategy in
the elderly. The non-linear effect of TG/HDL-C ratio and its cutoff value associated with T2DM
enable it to be used to predict the onset of T2DM as a novel prognostic panel. Previous
investigations have shown that abnormalities in a few predictors, including blood pressure, body
mass index, triglyceride, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein
cholesterol, and fasting blood glucose, are independently related with not only T2DM but also
other disorders such as cardiovascular diseases, cerebral vascular diseases, heart failure, and
mortality related with these diseases

5.3 RECOMMENDATION
From the results of this study, it’s recommended that:

 TGs: HDLc ratio and CRP can be used routinely for type2 diabetic patients to assess
atherogenicindex to avoid the complications that may suddenly happen.

 The examine more sample size with different target population to get much more
reliable. Physical activity is an important part of managing your blood glucose level
and staying healthy. Being active has many health benefits.

 You may need to check your blood glucose level before, during, and right after you are
physicallyactive.

 It is needed to further research about on this Combining type 2 diabetes and prediabetes
with dyslipidemia, which is defined by elevated triglycerides (TGs) or decreased HDL-
C (high-density lipoprotein cholesterol), is common. Numerous prospective studies
have connected elevated blood TG levels to lower glucose tolerance, poor fasting
glucose, and an increased risk of diabetes.