Prevalence of Depression in Patients with Type II Diabetes Mellitus and its Impact on Quality of Life

Das, Ranjan; Singh, O. P.; Thakurta, Rajarshi Guha; Khandakar, M R; Ali, Soegianto; Mallick, Asim Kumar; Roy, Paromita; Bhattacharrya, Amit K

doi:10.4103/0253-7176.119502

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“…The mean score of practical social support was low in comparison with other areas [24]. These results are consistent with the results of other studies which showed that the highest social support was the verbal type and include a discussion on the benefits of sport and verbal encouragement.…”

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Study On Social Support for Exercise And Its Impact on the Level of Physical Activity of Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

Morowatisharifabad

Abdolkarimi

Asadpour

et al. 2019

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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BACKGROUND:Physical activity is one of the most important self-care approaches to controlling complications of type 2 diabetes. According to Bandura’s social theory, factors such as social support are effective factors in the incidence of the behaviour.AIM:This study aims to determine the level of physical activity, social support and their determinants.METHODS:This descriptive study was performed on 250 patients with type 2 diabetes by Cluster-Random Sampling method in Rafsanjan City. Data were collected using the International Physical Activity Questionnaire and Social Support Questionnaire for Sport, that their validity and reliability were confirmed. The results were analysed by t-test, ANOVA and logistic regression.RESULTS:This study showed that 46.8% of the patients were in the inactive group. Social support score for exercise was low in this group. The results indicated that social support and gender are predictors of physical activity, and with an increase in the social support score, the odds of having minimal physical activity increased 1.17 fold (OR = 1.167) and men were 4.18 times more likely to have minimal physical activity (OR = 4.183).CONCLUSION:Considering the low level of physical activity and social support in diabetic patients, and the effect of social support on the prediction of physical activity, interventions are recommended to increase social support in this group.

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Study On Social Support for Exercise And Its Impact on the Level of Physical Activity of Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

Morowatisharifabad

Abdolkarimi

Asadpour

et al. 2019

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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“…The combination of diabetes and depression is associated with decrease in functional abilities and self-care. 1 - 4 Rustad et al 5 conducted a meta-analysis of 42 published studies that included 21,351 adults, and found that the prevalence of major depression in people with diabetes was 11%, and the prevalence of clinically relevant depression was 31%. Diabetes mellitus is a common health problem with extreme medical and economic consequences.…”

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The association between diabetes and depression

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Moawed

Mansour

et al. 2015

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Objectives:To evaluate the frequency of depression among Saudi patients, and to correlate between the presence of depression and type of diabetes.Methods:The research approach was descriptive with a convenient subject of 100 male and female patients (27 subjects with Type 1 diabetes, 29 subjects with Type 2 diabetes, and 44 subjects with gestational diabetes) from March to June 2014 at Al-Solimania Primary Health Care Center, Al-Olaya, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Patients were interviewed individually using an interview questionnaire sheet formulated by researchers to assess lifestyle items, and Beck depression inventory was used to screen for depression.Results:Thirty-seven percent of those suffering from Type 1 diabetes, and 37.9% of subjects with Type 2 diabetes were diagnosed with depression, while only 13.6% of subjects with gestational diabetes were diagnosed with depression. The results also showed that more than half of the study subjects do not comply with either glucose check, or diet regimen.Conclusion:This study revealed that there is an association between diabetes and depression although the correlation between depression and diabetes is not significant, while there is significant relation with changes in body image. Patients with diabetes should be screened for depression, provided referral to appropriate social services and psychosocial support, and involvement of mental health professions when needed.

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“…However, this finding could not be explained fully because the situation of the female patient was worse which showed the evidence for gender inequalities. 28 Another study 29 found the deterioration of the QoL of patients with type 2 DM by the presence of depression. This finding resulted on the conclusion that the QoL of the subject could be made better by treating depression.…”

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Behavioural Indicators as Risk of Diabetes Mellitus: A Community based Study in Manipur

Feroz¹,

Dhall²,

Kapoor³

2016

Diabetes Res Open J

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Background: Diabetes Mellitus (DM) has become a major health issue all over the world. Lifestyle factors may affect the health of the patients with diabetes directly or indirectly. Family history of diabetes was given importance in various studies of this aspect of metabolic syndrome. Aim: The present study was conducted to find out the effect of lifestyle indicators and family history of diabetes among the diabetic Muslim population of Manipur. Materials and Methods: Cross-sectional method was used for the study in which individuals of both sexes in the age group from 20-45 years. The respondents were taken from two districts in Manipur. Information was gathered by using a structured proforma. Results: Chi-square test showed significant p-values for stress level, family history, physical activity and Quality of Life (QoL) of the participants. All these lifestyle indicators including breakfast habit and family history of diabetes were found to be significant except quality of life on multinomial logistic regression analysis. Conclusion: Lifestyle had greatly influenced on the life of the diabetic Muslim people of Manipur in which it needed to give more awareness to them.

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Prevalence of Depression in Patients with Type II Diabetes Mellitus and its Impact on Quality of Life

Cited by 52 publications

References 18 publications

Study On Social Support for Exercise And Its Impact on the Level of Physical Activity of Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

Study On Social Support for Exercise And Its Impact on the Level of Physical Activity of Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

The association between diabetes and depression

Behavioural Indicators as Risk of Diabetes Mellitus: A Community based Study in Manipur

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