Objective: To determine the frequency of hyperuricemia and fetal outcome in pre-eclamptic pregnant patients. Study Design: Cross-Sectional Study. Setting: Department of OBG Allied Hospital Faisalabad. Period: January 15, 2022 to January 15, 2023. Material & Methods: Total 200 preeclamptic patients were enrolled and 5c.c of blood was drawn for serum uric acid level. The normal values took 3.1-6.3 mg/dl. Fetal outcome were intrauterine death, premaurity, intrauterine growth restriction with low birth weight recorded. Results: Frequency of hyperuricemia was calculated as 42% (n=84) where normal uric acid levels were recorded in 58% (n=116). IUD in hyperuricemia was 8.33%(n=7) and 2.59%(n=3) in normal uric acid levels, p=0.06, preterm delivery in hyperuricemia was 52.38%(n=44) and 20.69%(n=24) in normal uric acid level, p=0.000, CS in 55.95%(n=47) in hyperuricemia and 22.41%(n=26) in normal uric acid levels whereas SVD was 44.05%(n=37) in hyperuricemia and 77.59%(n=90) in normal uric acid levels, p=0.000, low birth weight was recorded in 52.38%(n=44) in hyperuricemia whereas 14.66%(n=17) in normal uric acid levels, p=0.000. Conclusion: the frequency of fetal outcome is adverse in hyperuricemia in pre-eclamptic patients as compared to normal serum uric acid levels.
]Many governments have established Food Security Policies in order to boost economic growth. The goal of this research is to investigate the forecasts made by the Pakistani government on food security policy on a macro level using real data. Global Computable General Equilibrium Model (CGE) was being used. The model has been calibrated using the most recent Pakistan Social Accounting Matrix (SAM). The outcomes of the simulation demonstrate that the Food Security Policy has boosted the country's economic growth. It also improves the country's exports.