The relationship of angiotensin enzyme and other parameters with COVID 19 and its effect on kidney disease in Iraqi society

The aim of this study is to evaluate the importance of ACE, other parameters of Covid 19 and its effect on kidney disease. A total of 105 people were enrolled in this study. 55 patients with COVID-19, 50 normal controls. It stimulates ACE2, which plays important role in the body because it plays a role in maintaining a physiological state. And the pathophysiological balance of the body, and therefore the change in its levels is an important indicator in the diagnosis and follow-up of Covid-19. Age had a clear importance, as the study proved that the older the age, the higher the infection rate, which means that the virus affects the elderly more than the young. Urea and serum creatinine were not significantly affected in those infected with the Covid-19 virus, and this explains the absence of a relationship between renal failure disease and the virus that causes the disease. There was no strong indication of the clinical significance of lipids in COVID 19 patients. D-Dimer had a high statistical significance, as he explains these changes in his results as a result of tissue changes that occur in the lungs, and thus the percentage of oxygen decreases, and as a result, blood clots increase in Covid-19 patients. The results of IL-6 indicate that the levels of IL-6 changed significantly due to the importance of the immune system in this disease.