THE RELATIONSHIP OF THYROID HORMONE LEVELS (HYPERTHYROIDISM AND HYPOTHYROIDISM) AND SOME BIOCHEMICAL TESTS IN NEPHROPATHY.

Diabetic Nephropathy is a disease that occurs especially with diabetes and is likely to become chronic. Studies reveal the relationship between Nephropathy and thyroid hormones. Hypothyroidism, especially because of the low level of T3 hormone, is considered as a complication of nephropathy. However, the relationship of T3 hormone with eGFR and its effects on Diabetic Nephropath from the imporant studies. In this study, thyroid hormones evaluated as a common component of both nephropathy and also were evaluated some Biochemical marker in urine. The relationship were evaluated between thyroid hormone levels and eGFR, Creatinine, Clearance and Uric acid concentration in patient with nephropathy. Within the scope of our study, an experiment group consisting of patients diagnosed with Nephropathy and a control group consisting of healthy individuals were studied. Nephropathy status was confirmed in samples taken from both groups, and thyroid hormone levels were checked. The effects of T₃ on Nephropathy have also been confirmed and then relation with eGFR, Creatinine, Clearance, and Uric acid concentration. Our study carried out in the Biochemistry Department Laboratories of the "Falluja General Training Hospital" Research and Application Hospital in Feluje district campus in Anbar, Iraq [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]