P-134: Anxiety and depression – cardio-vascular risk-factors in women population - 12/02/16
Anxiété et la dépression – les facteurs de risque de maladies cardio-vasculaires chez les femmes
Résumé |
Objectifs |
According to the latest evidences the depression and anxiety are seen as a risk-factor for cardiovascular diseases, as well as an obstacle in the behavior for the treatment of chronic diseases.
The goal of survey: Identification of symptoms of anxiety and depression in the women population and their association with defects of management of chronic diseases in particular, in the management of Arterial Hypertension (AH).
Méthodes |
The target population – university teachers. Sample size – 300; Sample frame – Women population in the Tbilisi State University. Survey tool – HADS-Anxiety and Depression Hospital Scale.
Résultats |
• | Response rate −48,9%; |
• | age range – 30-39 years – 13%, 40-49 years – 29%, 50-59 years – 40%, 60-69 years – 18%; |
• | Symptoms of anxiety and depression −65.5%; among them clinical form – 70%, subclinical form – 30%; |
The distrbution of the clinical forms in the age groups
• | 30-39 years – 37% clinical form; 40-49 years – 72% clinical form, 50-59 years – 64% clinical form, 60-69 years – 36% clinical form |
Conclusion |
Clinical symptoms of anxiety and depression are prevalent among women ages 40-59 year, and serves as one of the obstacles to medical treatment of AH – treatment breaks and frequent changes of antihypertensive drugs. Successful treatment of these clinical symptoms is a basis for improving the prediction of cardio-vascular diseases.
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Vol 64 - N° S1
P. S68 - décembre 2015 Retour au numéro
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