AN ANALYSIS REPORT ON THE OUT COMES OF SMOKING ON ABSOLUTE BLOOD COUNTS, SERUM C-REACTIVE PROTEIN AND MAGNESIUM QUANTITIES AMONG YOUNG HEALTHY MALE SMOKERS

Objective: To study the deep results due to smoking in young male smokers on serum C-reactive protein, magnesium levels and complete blood count. Methods: The complete study was held in 2 villages of Qasoor district in Punjab, Pakistan, from February, 2017 to January, 2018. The people involved in this study were vigorous young male smokers and equal quantity of non-smokers as references. For the judgement of the results of smoking, the serum C- reactive protein, complete blood count and magnesium levels in all the male smokers were calculated. Results: The age group of 19 years to 39 years was having 50 persons in it. Except for lymphocyte found comparable results of complete blood count. In smokers, neutrophil was lower (p0.001) as compare to the non-smokers. Smokers were having Serum CRP protein absorptions level at 14.62±0.16mg/L as compared to the non-smokers level at 4.81±0.38mg/L which is considerably greater (p>0.001). Though, opposite was right for serum magnesium levels which were considerably higher (p>0.001) in the non-smokers it was 2.52±0.18mg/L as against the smokers it was 1.09±0.38mg/dl. Smokers rather than the non-smokers were having the ratio of Serum C-reactive protein to magnesium was considerably greater (p