Relative factors of diabetes mellitus patients combined with anxiety and depression

Objective To analyze related factors of type 2 diabetes mellitus patients with early anxiety and depression. Methods Cross-sectional survey about Hamilton rating scale for anxiety(HAMA) and depression self-rating scale (HAMD) of 200 patients with type 2 diabetes were carried out to assess the prevalence of anxiety and depression,from different gender,age,economic status,education level to analyze the data.Meanwhile,correlation analysis was carried out to assess the blood sugar control,whether hypertension,hyperlipidemia,diabetes and other chronic complications.Results Compared with the domestic mode,diabetes HAMD score(38±9),HAMA score(26±9) existed statistically significant(P0.01),and statistically significant also existed in HAMD and HAMA score among men and women,different age,education level,economic conditions,whether combined with other chronic diseases and diabetic complications(P0.05,P0.01). Conclusion The early stage of diabetes patients often suffered from anxiety,depression,and also influenced by gender,age, education level,and economic conditions.Poor glycemic control associated with hypertension,hyperlipidemia and diabetes chronic complications prone to suffer severe depression.The two negative psychological states of anxiety and depression are likely to coexist.