Gautham Chakra R, Chandana Sai Y, Jyoshna V, Likhitha K, Tejeswini N, Iswarya N, Naga Lakshmi N
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The study aims to assess the current prescribing patterns for drugs managing Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) at the designated site to promote rational drug use in a specialized population. Conducted in the Medicine ward over six months, this observational retrospective study focused on patients consulting cardiologists for cardiac issues. Among lipid-lowering agents, rosuvastatin was the most prescribed (52.84%), followed by atorvastatin (43.15%). Anti-hypertensive agents were widely used, with beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors, and diuretics being popular choices. Adrenergic receptor blockers were common for hypertension, with metoprolol (55.7%) and bisoprolol (10.8%) frequently prescribed. ACE inhibitors, particularly Enalapril (65.6%), dominated prescriptions. Diuretics, including eplerenone (37.2%) and furosemide (33.3%), ranked third. The majority of patients were male, potentially linked to smoking and alcohol habits. Analysis revealed the prevalence of statins and anti-atherogenic agents in cardiovascular prescriptions. Beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors, and diuretics were prominent in managing hypertension.Top of Form