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ANALYSIS OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE

Nan Liu

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[Objective]To explore the prevalence of depression and anxiety of stable COPD patients and to analyze the possible factors.[Methods]A total of 115 stable COPD patients and 98 persons of the control group took part in the experiments and were measured with the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale(HADS).[Results]A total of 68 patients(59.1%)had depression symptom and 66 patients(57.4%)had anxiety symptom. There were 40 patients(34.8%)had significant depression symptom and 37 patients(32.2%)had significant anxiety symptom. From logistic-regression model analysis,we found that males had higher risk of depression and/or anxiety. The patients who knew more about their disease had higher risk of depression and/or anxiety than those who knew less about their disease.[Conclusion]The patients with stable COPD showed higher prevalence of depress and anxiety than the control group.

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[Objective]To explore the prevalence of depression and anxiety of stable COPD patients and to analyze the possible factors.[Methods]A total of 115 stable COPD patients and 98 persons of the control group took part in the experiments and were measured with the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale(HADS).[Results]A total of 68 patients(59.1%)had depression symptom and 66 patients(57.4%)had anxiety symptom. There were 40 patients(34.8%)had significant depression symptom and 37 patients(32.2%)had significant anxiety symptom. From logistic-regression model analysis,we found that males had higher risk of depression and/or anxiety. The patients who knew more about their disease had higher risk of depression and/or anxiety than those who knew less about their disease.[Conclusion]The patients with stable COPD showed higher prevalence of depress and anxiety than the control group.

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[Objective]To explore the prevalence of depression and anxiety of stable COPD patients and to analyze the possible factors.[Methods]A total of 115 stable COPD patients and 98 persons of the control group took part in the experiments and were measured with the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale(HADS).[Results]A total of 68 patients(59.1%)had depression symptom and 66 patients(57.4%)had anxiety symptom. There were 40 patients(34.8%)had significant depression symptom and 37 patients(32.2%)had significant anxiety symptom. From logistic-regression model analysis,we found that males had higher risk of depression and/or anxiety. The patients who knew more about their disease had higher risk of depression and/or anxiety than those who knew less about their disease.[Conclusion]The patients with stable COPD showed higher prevalence of depress and anxiety than the control group.

Key concepts: Anxiety, Depression (economics), COPD, Medicine, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, Logistic regression, Internal medicine, Pulmonary disease

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