There
are eight Empowered Action Group (EAG) States, namely, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh,
Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and three sister states : Uttaranchal, Chhattisgarh
and Jharkhand. It was seen that the EAG
States had poor indicators on demographic stabilization at the time of
launching the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM). Here below we intend to have some idea of status
of Chronic Illnesses in these Group of States individually and also in the
State of Assam in their Urban Areas. One Large Scale Annual Health Survey has
been conducted in the year 2010-11 for eight EAG States besides the state of
Assam, the major North-Eastern State of India.
Here below the prevalence of Chronic Diseases in the various EAG States
and in the Assam North-East Major State have been given per one lakh (one tenth
of a million) persons for their urban areas.
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*Ten Lakhs = 1 million
It can be seen that prevalence of Chronic
Illness is much higher in Urban Assam (around 12%) than in any of the EAG Group
of States (next being in Urban Uttarakhand which is around 9%). Surprisingly, Urban Uttarakhand has a high
degree of chronic illness of 9%, more than that in Urban Uttar Pradesh where it
is about 6.2%. Urban Rajasthan has the
least prevalence (around 2.7%) of chronic illnesses. Urban Odisha also have a
high degree of chronic illness, it is over 8% and it is followed by Bihar (
over 7%). Urban Chhattisgarh, Urban Jharkhand
and followed by Urban Uttar Pradesh have almost the similar prevalence (around
6%) of chronic illnesses.
It
can be seen that Life style diseases namely, Hypertension chronic
disease is troubling most the inhabitants of most of the urban areas of these
states except of Urban Bihar and TB
is the chronic disease which is effecting least the residents of most of urban part of these states. Diabetes’
prevalence is the next to Hypertension in almost all the urban residents of
these states.
Diabetes is seen to be more effecting the
inhabitants of urban Odisha, followed by urban Uttarakhand and then by urban
Assam and Chhattisgarh.
Prevalence
of hypertension disease is highest
in urban Assam, followed by urban Odisha and then urban Uttarakhand. It is observed to be least prevalent in
Rajasthan out these nine states.
Tuberculosis is effecting the residents of urban Bihar most, followed by those of
Uttar Pradesh and then by those of Assam.
Asthma is more prevalent in the State of Bihar, followed by Odissa and Chhattisgarh.
In the State of Assam, prevalence of arthritis
is highest. It is next most
occurring in the state of Bihar, followed by Uttarakhand.
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