Neurology: The higher the fasting blood sugar level, the more likely it is to have a stroke, but there are differences between men and women

Fasting blood glucose (FBG) increased the severity of abnormal glucose metabolism and diabetes flag control, and heart vascular risk disease (including stroke IS) an increased, although this relationship may be nonlinear, and whether this relationship on the basis of gender The changed data is in conflict

Studies have shown that the relationship between the diagnosis of clinical diabetes and stroke events in women is stronger than that in men, which suggests that there may be similar gender differences in the relationship between FBG and stroke

Although little is known about the relationship between diabetes and stroke, data from the Causes of Stroke Geographic and Ethnic Differences (REGARDS) study showed that among white participants, the risk of stroke associated with diabetes varies by gender, but black Not so

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1) The severity of hyperglycemia in the race/gender subgroup;

Compared with FBG<100, the risk of FBG≥150 and IS is 59% higher (95%CI 1.

The relationship between FBG and IS varies by race/gender (HR, FBG≥150 and FBG<100: 2.