ملخص البحث :
Abstract: Sex hormones and chronic respiratory diseases play a role in the pathogenesis and the management of Covid-19
infection. Present research tries to shed light on the role of sex hormones, bronchial asthma and lung cancer on the severity
of Covid-19 infection and the resulting mortality rate. This study included a follow-up of the health status of 85 patients
infected with Covid-19, and all the patients previously diagnosed had hereditary respiratory diseases (bronchial asthma
(64) and lung cancer (21)). The serum level of progesterone and testosterone and the stages of lung cancer development
were measured in the laboratories of Diwaniyah Teaching Hospital. After conducting medical examinations, computed
tomography and x-rays, the severity of Covid-19 infection was classified according to the WHO to moderate, severe and
critical infection. The current results showed that most of the hospitalized cases were males (65%) with a death rate (18%),
so bronchial asthma was associated with the death rate in males (70% of dead males), followed by postmenopausal (POM)
women (66.7% of the dead woman), while pre-menopausal (PRM) women had the highest cure rate (100%). The results of
the study showed that the rise in the mean of progesterone in PRM (13.55 ng/ml) was associated with moderate symptoms
of Covid-19, while the increased testosterone in males and POM (1018 ng/dL and 67.3 ng/dL, respectively) was associated
with an increase in the severity of the infection. In conclusion, asthma and high testosterone directly affected the increase
in the severity of Covid-19 and the high mortality rate among the Corona sufferers. While advanced lung cancer had a
clear role in that, at the same time, progesterone appeared as a protective factor in young women.
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سنة النشر : 2022
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تصنيف البحث : scopus
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