Asthma, Anxiety and Depression are they walking together? Cross- Sectional Descriptive Study
Journal: Archives of Pulmonology and Respiratory Care (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2016-08-24
Authors : Xavier Flor-Escriche Roser Poblet- Cortés Laia Lamarca-Fornell Judit Mendez-Gomez Sílvia Álvarez- Álvarez Sara-Anna Davies-Daunas; MVictoria Feijoo-Rodriguez;
Page : 010-015
Keywords : Asthma; Anxiety; Depression; Transversal; Descriptive; Mental health;
Abstract
Background/Objectives: The association between asthma and mental health disorders is well known, both anxiety and depression being the most common ones. The aim is to determine the proportion of anxiety and/or depression in an asthmatic population compared to a non-asthmaticone in a Primary Care centre. Secondary objectives: Assess the association between the severity of asthma and its level of control and anxiety and/or depression.
Methods: Cross-sectional descriptive study, 317 patients diagnosed of asthma and 306 without asthma, aged between 17 to 70 years old, recruited from a primary care centre. Goldberg test was performed to detect anxiety and/or depression. Other variables analysed were: age, sex, previous diagnosis of anxiety and/or depression, associated chronic diseases, type of asthma and degree of its control.
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