The Connection Between Development of Hyperplastic Processes of Endometrium and Women’s Age

The objective: a determination of anxiety and depression levels in patients in perimenopausal period with hyperplastic processes of the endometrium and myometrium.Materials and methods. 150 patients in the perimenopausal period were examined. The main group included 100 persons with hyperplastic process, the control group – 50 healthy women in perimenopausal period. We used the PHQ-2 and PHQ-9 questionnaires to study the level of anxiety and depression. In order to objectively assess the degree of anxiety and depressive symptoms, a questionnaire was conducted according to the Hospital Scale of Anxiety and Depression (HADS).Results. The analysis of data on the frequency of major types of extragenital pathology in the examined patients demonstrated that in the structure of extragenital pathology the following diseases dominated: varicose veins of the lower extremities – 61.0±4.9 %, arterial hypertension of 2–3 stages – 46.0±4.98 %; coronary heart disease, stenocardia – 8.0±2.7 %; obesity – 43.0±4.95 %, liver, gallbladder and pancreas pathologies – 42.0±4.93 %. In 78.0 % of patients, somatic pathology was represented by two or more diagnoses. The results of the survey demonstrated that in the main group 23.0 % of women had mild «subclinical» depression; 19.0 % – moderate, and 12.0 % – moderate depression. The women in the main group had the following psychoemotional disorders: the feeling of fatigue and exhaustion – 64.0±4.8 %, sleep disorders – 64.0±4.8 %, appetite problems – 46.0±4.98 %, depressed mood and low interest in ordinary affairs – 54.0±4.98 %, the difficulty concentrating – 33.0±4.7%, hypodynamia – 26.0±4.4 %. Four percent of patients intended to do something with themselves. Analysis of the results obtained using the HADS scale revealed that both anxiety and depressive symptoms in patients in the main group were more pronounced than in the control women.Conclusion. The identified psycho-emotional disorders are the result of adverse effects of somatic diseases and gynecological pathology. The results of the study indicate the need to correct psycho-emotional disorders and take them into account when choosing a method of treatment for such patients.

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Levels of anxiety and depression in patients with endometrial hyperplastic processes and extragenital pathology in the perimenopausal period

Zakordonets,

Senchuk,

Doskoch

et al. 2024

Wiad Lek

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Aim: The aim of the study was to determine the level of anxiety and depression in patients with endometrial hyperplastic processes and somatic pathology in the perimenopausal period. Materials and Methods: Overall, 150 women who were split into 2 groups, participated in this study and answered on questionnaires that were conducted according to the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) to assess the degree of anxiety and depressive symptoms in patients. PHQ-2 and PHQ-9 questionnaires were used to study the level of anxiety and depression. Results: Analysis of the results obtained using the HADS scale revealed that both anxiety and depressive symptoms in patients of the main group were more pronounced than in women of the control group. Identification of psycho-emotional disorders is the result of adverse effects of somatic diseases and gynecological pathology. Conclusions: The results of the study indicate the need to correct psycho-emotional disorders and take them into account when choosing a method of treatment in such patients

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The Connection Between Development of Hyperplastic Processes of Endometrium and Women’s Age

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