2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0482-50042005000200004
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Características de pacientes com síndrome da fibromialgia atendidos em hospital de Salvador-BA, Brasil

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“…In this study, 50% of fibromyalgia patients presented depressive symptoms, differing from findings in a study (9) that used the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) as a depression assessment instrument and found depressive symptoms in 35.96% (9) of fibromyalgia patients. In studies developed in Salvador (Brazil) (17) and Mexico (11) , the frequencies of depressive symptoms also diverged from the present study, with 39.2% and 78.38%, respectively. On the opposite, our findings supported the study (8) that, using the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) as a depression assessment instrument and found that 30% of fibromyalgia patients presented moderate to severe depressive symptoms.…”
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“…In this study, 50% of fibromyalgia patients presented depressive symptoms, differing from findings in a study (9) that used the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) as a depression assessment instrument and found depressive symptoms in 35.96% (9) of fibromyalgia patients. In studies developed in Salvador (Brazil) (17) and Mexico (11) , the frequencies of depressive symptoms also diverged from the present study, with 39.2% and 78.38%, respectively. On the opposite, our findings supported the study (8) that, using the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) as a depression assessment instrument and found that 30% of fibromyalgia patients presented moderate to severe depressive symptoms.…”
Section: Score Of T-staicontrasting
confidence: 97%
“…In this study, 88% of fibromyalgia patients presented anxiety symptoms; 43% severe, suggesting that anxiety takes more severe forms than depression in fibromyalgia cases. This result is in line with a study developed in Salvador, where 87.5% of fibromyalgia patients indicated anxiety (17) . They do differ from previous studies though, which used the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) to assess anxious symptoms and found frequency levels of 57.93% (9) and 71% (8) for anxious symptoms in fibromyalgia patients.…”
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“…De acordo com o relato de P4, as crises começaram depois que descobriu um nódulo no seio; para P7 a FM apareceu após uma queda que ocasionou lesão na coluna; para P2 a FM desenvolveu-se alguns dias depois de um diagnóstico de hérnia de disco; P6 assinala o abandono do marido, a filha que fugiu com o namorado e a mudança da zona rural para urbana como precedentes à síndrome; P5, por sua vez, afirma que a FM veio com o lúpus, a morte do pai e que as dores se intensificaram quando se separou do cônjuge; e, por fim, P3 assinalou o aparecimento dos sintomas e o consequente diagnóstico de FM após um procedimento cirúrgico. Sobre esse ponto, outras pesquisas indicaram eventos estressores como antecedentes ao diagnóstico de FM, tais como morte de parentes (Silva, & Rocha Júnior, 2007), dificuldades conjugais e perda do emprego (Costa et al, 2005).…”
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“…Nessa situação, os estudos médicos têm buscado elucidar com mais precisão o processo fisiológico envolvido na FM, investigando formas mais efetivas de tratamento medicamentoso. Considerando a complexidade dessa síndrome, essas pesquisas defendem o trabalho multidisciplinar em saúde como o mais indicado, no qual a Psicologia poderia contribuir Cavalcante et al, 2006;Costa, et al, 2005;Freire et al, 2006;Helfenstein Junior et al, 2012;Ribeiro, & Proietti, 2005;Saltareli, Pedrosa, Hortense, & Sousa, 2008;Santos, Quintans Junior, Fraga, Macieira, & Bonjardim, 2012).…”
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