Arquivos de neuro-psiquiatria · 2006
[Psychiatric disorders in patients with diabetes type 2 at medical care and training district of Rio Branco-Acre, Brazil].
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Clavijo Milagros, Carvalho José Joaquim, Rios Márcio, de Oliveira Irismar Reis
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INTRODUCTION: Studies have established higher prevalence of psychiatric disorders in diabetic patients.
OBJECTIVE: To describe the socio-demographic and clinic characteristics and to compare the frequency of them in the diabetic and non-diabetic populations.
METHOD: Transversal study with comparing groups. Eighty four diabetic patients were compared with similar number of non-diabetic gathered with respect to gender, age and place of residency.
RESULTS: Generalised Anxiety Disorder was frequent in both groups: 73.8% in diabetics and 65.5% in non-diabetics. The Phobic-Anxious Disorders represented 42.8% in diabetic group and 31.5% in non-diabetic. The rates of Mood Disorders were 53.5% in diabetics and 29.1% in non-diabetics, where only the categories Suicidal Risk (p=0.03) and Past Hypo-Maniac Episode (p=0.006) were of statistical significance for diabetics.
CONCLUSION: anxiety and mood disorders were the most frequent, and predominant in diabetic patients.
OBJECTIVE: To describe the socio-demographic and clinic characteristics and to compare the frequency of them in the diabetic and non-diabetic populations.
METHOD: Transversal study with comparing groups. Eighty four diabetic patients were compared with similar number of non-diabetic gathered with respect to gender, age and place of residency.
RESULTS: Generalised Anxiety Disorder was frequent in both groups: 73.8% in diabetics and 65.5% in non-diabetics. The Phobic-Anxious Disorders represented 42.8% in diabetic group and 31.5% in non-diabetic. The rates of Mood Disorders were 53.5% in diabetics and 29.1% in non-diabetics, where only the categories Suicidal Risk (p=0.03) and Past Hypo-Maniac Episode (p=0.006) were of statistical significance for diabetics.
CONCLUSION: anxiety and mood disorders were the most frequent, and predominant in diabetic patients.