Correlation between snoring, sleeping duration and cardiovascular disease markers in female diabetic patients
ZHANG Zhiyong
YANG Shuizhen
WANG Xiang
LIU Kun
Abstract：Objective To investigate women with type 2 diabetes and snore , and the correlation between sleep length and markers of cardiovascular disease .Methods One hundred and twenty one female cases with type 2 diabetes mellitus and snoring were enrolled , questionnaire survey of the general situation , sleep duration and snoring frequency were investigated , depending on the frequency of snoring , they were divided into occasionally ( n =13 ) , rarely ( n =79 ) , often ( n =29 ) , and according to sleep length, they were divided into ≤5 h ( n =15), 6 ~7 h ( n =56), 8 h ( n =29), ≥9 h( n =21).Analyzed the correlation with cardiovascular disease associated markers .Results There were differences of HDL-C, TG,CRP and sTNFαRII levels in patients with different snoring frequency , high frequency of snoring patients ’ serum TG, CRP and sTNFαRII were increased and HDL-C were decreased ( P <0.05), and TC, LDL-C levels did not show statistical significance( P >0.05).Different sleep length patients with different CRP level ( P <0.01), increased sleep time with higher CRP levels ( P <0.01), the differences of other indexes did not show statistical significance ( P >0.05).Conclu-sion Snoring frequency and duration of sleep , blood lipid level and inflammatory indicators were correlated , which provides a theoretical basis for explaining the relationship between snoring and cardiovascular disease , metabolic disease .
Keywords：SnoringSleeping durationCardiovascular diseaseBiomarkersCorrelation
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 1030-1032 )