To co-relate serum iron and serum Ferritin in relation to cholelithiasisa One year cross sectional Observational study

Abstract

ABSTRACT Background: • Cholelithiasis is a prevalent medical condition that affects both men and women. It poses a considerable burden on healthcare systems globally and is one of the most frequent issues among patients who visit emergency rooms due to abdominal pain. • The traditional belief that overweight, fertile women in their forties are most susceptible to gallstones is only partially accurate, as the disease has also been observed in thin and underweight individuals, as well as in women post-delivery. • Recent research has shown that there is a positive correlation between cholelithiasis and trace elements (such as calcium, iron, zinc, and copper) as well as abnormal pH levels. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: • To co-relate the association of serum iron and serum ferritin in relation to cholelithiais • To co-relate the association of anaemia with cholelithiasis