SPIROMETRIC EVALUATION OF LUNG FUNCTION OF COAL WORKERS, WORKING AT MACH (BOLAN DISTRICT)

To appraise the coalmines tidy impact on lung function among coal workers and non-coal workers. This was case-control study. The 140 male coalmines workers and non-coalmines workers, 20-50 years, over one year of working ability were chosen. Study was completed in the Mach, Bolan area, Baluchistan, Pakistan. The Spirometer and self-outlined overview per forma were utilized. The meeting was led and certainties was reported in the review shape and Spirometric tests was accomplished for coalmines specialists and non-coalmines laborers independently. The enlightening factual estimations and (P<0.05) were identified for coal workers and non-coal workers through SPSS 22. The mean estimation of FVC in coal workers was (56.81%) and in non-coal workers was (64.84%). The FEV1 in the coal workers was (62.60%) and in non-coal workers was (73.09%). The PEFR was (71.89%) in coal workers yet in non-coal workers was (84.61%). The FEV1/FVC ratio was (112.95%) in coal workers and in non-coal workers was (113.87%). The FEF25-75% in coal workers was (92.34%) and in non-coal workers was (97.57%). Inquire about discovered that no huge change found among coal workers and non-coal workers. The mean estimation of PEFR, FVC and FEV1 were unmistakably diminished in coal workers than non-coal workers which must be seen and on the off chance that it diminished to half or lesser would do well to be hospitalized in time.