Relationship between physical activity and dizziness handicap inventory in patients with dizziness –A multivariate analysis

Kamo, Tomohiko; Ogihara, Hirofumi; Tanaka, Ryozo; Kato, Takumi; Tsunoda, Reiko; Fushiki, Hiroaki

doi:10.1016/j.anl.2021.04.004

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“…The present study verified that physically active patients had less disadvantage in DHI than inactive ones, which was corroborated by Kamo et al (2022) 23 . This finding demonstrates that being physically active influenced less impact of the vestibular dysfunction in these patients' QOL, which can be explained by how physical activity helps maintain functional capacities and improve vestibular symptoms [24][25][26] .…”

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“…Physical activity also increases caloric expenditure, contributing to weight loss, and decreasing risks related to metabolic diseases -which in turn are directly related to the triggering or worsening of vestibular symptoms. Furthermore, physical activities delay organic function decrease inherent to aging, whereas sedentarism can make patients twice as likely to manifest vestibular symptoms 23,27 .…”

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Relationship between physical activity, feelings of disability, and quality of life in patients with peripheral vestibular dysfunction

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Purpose: to verify the association of self-reported feelings of disability and physical activity with the impact of vestibular symptoms on the quality of life of patients with vestibular dysfunction. Methods: a retrospective, cross-sectional, analytical, documentary study approved by the Research Ethics Committee (evaluation report no. 4.462.519), with 50 selected medical records of patients diagnosed with peripheral vestibular dysfunction, including a survey of their medical history and results of the Dizziness Handicap Inventory (DHI). Results: the sample’s mean age was 55.38 years, and the majority were females (70%). The DHI revealed a moderate impact of dizziness. Physically active patients perceived less impact of the disease (p-value = 0.0167), while patients with feelings of disability, due to vestibular symptoms, had a greater damage of their quality of life (p-value = 0.0468). Conclusion: physical activity was associated with less damage of dizziness to the quality of life; also, a greater impact on the quality of life was associated with feelings of disability related to vestibular complaints.

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Relationship between physical activity, feelings of disability, and quality of life in patients with peripheral vestibular dysfunction

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“…In older adults, the risk factors for sarcopenia include increasing age, physical inactivity, malnutrition, and comorbid conditions (21). Our recent cross-sectional study revealed that a high DHI score was associated with low physical activity in patients with dizziness (22). A previous study showed that older adults with dizziness are physically inactive(23).…”

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Prevalence and Risk Factors of Sarcopenia in Patients with Dizziness

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ObjectiveThis study aimed to investigate the prevalence of sarcopenia and factors associated with sarcopenia in patients with dizziness.Study DesignThis is a cross-sectional study.PatientsA total of 162 patients 65 years or older with the chief complaint of dizziness or vertigo (dizziness group) and 132 community-dwelling elderly (control group) were recruited during their visit to the otolaryngology clinic between May 2020 and October 2021.ResultsOf the 162 patients with dizziness (dizziness group), 53 (32.7%) were classified as sarcopenia according to the 2019 criteria of the Asian Working Group for Sarcopenia. There were significant differences in the prevalence of sarcopenia between the dizziness group and the control group (p < 0.01). The factors that significantly affected the sarcopenia, in order of greater odds ratio, were HADS_A, age, and DHI_Total (odds ratio = 1.223, 1.130, and 1.022, respectively).ConclusionsThe present study shows that (i) the prevalence of sarcopenia in patients with dizziness is higher than a community-dwelling elderly; (ii) patients with dizziness and sarcopenia have higher DHI_functional, DHI_emotional, DHI_total, and HADS_A compared with patients with dizziness but without sarcopenia; and (iii) age, HADS_A, and DHI were associated with sarcopenia in patients with dizziness.

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“…No presente estudo percebeu-se que os pacientes praticantes de atividades físicas demonstravam menor desvantagem no DHI em relação aos não praticantes, o que foi corroborado por Kamo et al (2022) 23 . Este achado demonstra que a prática de atividades físicas, nestes pacientes com disfunção vestibular, influenciou no menor impacto da doença em sua QV, o que pode ser justificado pelo fato da atividade física auxiliar na manutenção das capacidades funcionais, como também promover a melhora dos sintomas vestibulares [24][25][26] .…”

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“…Vale ressaltar que a prática de atividade física pode ainda retardar a diminuição das funções orgânicas inerentes ao envelhecimento, uma vez que o sedentarismo pode aumentar em duas vezes as chances do paciente manifestar sintomas vestibulares 23,27 . Uma pesquisa 28 em pacientes com vestibulopatias periféricas apontaram relação entre a prática de atividade física e a melhora da QV, mensurada por meio da técnica de análise de Bardin, em pacientes com disfunção vestibular.…”

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Relação entre atividade física, sentimento de incapacidade e qualidade de vida em pacientes com disfunção vestibular periférica

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RESUMO Objetivo: verificar a associação entre o sentimento de incapacidade autorrelatada e a prática de atividade física com o impacto dos sintomas vestibulares sobre a qualidade de vida em pacientes com disfunção vestibular. Métodos: estudo documental, analítico, transversal e retrospectivo, aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa (parecer 4.462.519), no qual foram selecionados 50 prontuários de pacientes diagnosticados com disfunção vestibular periférica, analisada anamnese e os resultados do questionário Dizziness Handicap Inventory (DHI). Resultados: a amostra obteve média de idade de 55.38 anos e predomínio do sexo feminino (70%). O DHI evidenciou impacto moderado da tontura. Os pacientes que praticavam atividade física perceberam um menor impacto da doença (p-valor=0.0167) e, os pacientes que apresentavam sentimento de incapacidade, devido aos sintomas vestibulares, tiveram maior prejuízo na qualidade de vida (p-valor=0.0468). Conclusão: houve associação entre a prática de atividade física com o menor prejuízo da tontura na qualidade de vida e associação entre um maior impacto na qualidade de vida dos indivíduos que apresentavam sentimento de incapacidade relacionado às queixas vestibulares.

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Relationship between physical activity and dizziness handicap inventory in patients with dizziness –A multivariate analysis

Cited by 7 publications

References 31 publications

Relationship between physical activity, feelings of disability, and quality of life in patients with peripheral vestibular dysfunction

Relationship between physical activity, feelings of disability, and quality of life in patients with peripheral vestibular dysfunction

Prevalence and Risk Factors of Sarcopenia in Patients with Dizziness

Relação entre atividade física, sentimento de incapacidade e qualidade de vida em pacientes com disfunção vestibular periférica

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