Treatment observation of psychological intervention on patients with underarm odor
Liu Xiu-l
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Liu Xiu-l
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Objective this article was designed to investigate psychological intervention's effect in patients with axillaryosmidrosis after operation treatment. Methods 86 experimental subjects were chosen from the patients who were treated in dermatological department of author's hospital during 20101 to 20136. Both the experimental and control groups,each including 43 subjects,were given normal treatment. Besides,psychological intervention was given to experimental group. Results compared with the control group,there were less complications in the experimental group. Meanwhile,grades of SAS and SDS were lower,the difference was statistically significant. Conclusion psychological intervention was effective in axillaryosmidrosis' treatment,therefore it should be popularized.
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Objective this article was designed to investigate psychological intervention's effect in patients with axillaryosmidrosis after operation treatment. Methods 86 experimental subjects were chosen from the patients who were treated in dermatological department of author's hospital during 20101 to 20136. Both the experimental and control groups,each including 43 subjects,were given normal treatment. Besides,psychological intervention was given to experimental group. Results compared with the control group,there were less complications in the experimental group. Meanwhile,grades of SAS and SDS were lower,the difference was statistically significant. Conclusion psychological intervention was effective in axillaryosmidrosis' treatment,therefore it should be popularized.
Key concepts: Medicine, Intervention (counseling), Significant difference, Physical therapy, Odor, Treatment and control groups, Psychiatry, Internal medicine