Objective:To know about the current situation of hypertension
in some areas of Hubei Province and analyze the influencing factors. Methods: According to the principle of Stratified sampling, we conducted health examination
and questionnaire survey for 1500 residents over
the age of 18 at observation point of chronic noninfectious diseases at 10 sub-districts (towns) of Wuhan City, Jingzhou City, Huanggang City, Shiyan
City,which used descriptive statistics and logistics to
regressively analyze Current situation of hypertension and its influencing
factors of residents. Results: Prevalence of hypertension of rural and
urban residents over 18 is 27.44% in Hubei province.There are many differences among prevalence of hypertension of male and
female, distribution of BMI of rural and urban residents and prevalence of
hypertension and so on, and it has statistical significance(P-value
< 0.05 averagely); logistic regressive analysis result shows that different
age, gender, education level, dieting habits (high salt and
high oil), family per capita monthly income, BMI have statistical significance on the prevalence of hypertension in
urban and rural residents of Hubei Province. Conclusions:
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