Baseline demographics
comorbidity, hypertension
DIABETES MELLITUS, CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, COMPLICATIONS, HYPERTENSION
A total of 120 enrolled patients meeting eligibility criteria with successful 12 weeks follow-up were enrolled in the study and out of which four (3.3%) died during the study duration and eight (6.7%) patients discontinued medication on their own, hence excluded from the final analysis. One of these patient moved out of town and refused to visit for follow-up after first week of treatment, and remaining seven patients (5 after 1st week and 2 after 2nd week of treatment) discontinued the study medication and self-withdrawn from the study with no reported complications or symptoms. Out of the remaining 108 patients, 78.7% (85) were male and the mean age of study patients was 53.04 ± 11.89 years. Whereas, 64.8% (70) of the study population had coronary artery disease, 56.5% (61) had diabetes mellitus, and 41.7% (45) had hypertension as the comorbidity (Table Distribution of baseline demographic characteristics of the study patients