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Introduction: Diabetic is one of the important inner disorder that mankind face with it beside arrange [Adjustment] of glucose [Blood Sugar] relation with self-care behavior in diabetic patient some characteristic personality. This research with assigning relation between characteristic and self-care behavior and it's out come in diabetic to perform
Methods: This research is descriptive correlation from prognosis sort statistical society of this research include type I and II diabetic that they went to clinic private in Tabriz city [2011] from age range from 30-80 that they don't have any other discos women and men that suffer [type I or II] Diabetes, 70person chose with available sampling useful tools in this method: brief Questionnaire about self-care in diabetic - short form of Questionnaire - characteristic of personality [NEO-Five Factor Inventory] Questionnaire that made by scholar and outcome of care that is performed for people who participate research paint with statistical analysis regression with several variable discovered
Results: This study showed that among personality characteristics with self protective behaviors' and remedy result, only the openness parameter could forecated the behaviors' such as butrition diet and practicing and sport outcome and the anxiety parameter could forecast the changes of foot control and its result, the conscientious parameter also could fore cast the nutrition diet out come. P<0.05
Conclusion: since the global incidence of diabetes has increased dramatically, based on findings recommended training and intervention programs in self-care behavior and some personality factors, especially the openness and conscientiousness may cause upgrade to patient s sense of control and acceptance of responsibility is to increasing the empowerment of patients
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There is a lack of national/regional data on the relationship between breast cancer and thyroid diseases and the limited data available are controversial. This study was designed and conducted to investigate thyroid autoimmunity in women with newly diagnosed breast cancer. In a case-control study, 40 women with confirmed diagnoses of breast cancer and 40 age-matched healthy counterparts were recruited during a 12-month period from outpatient clinics of the Tabriz University of Medical Sciences. The case group were enrolled for the study before receiving treatment. Thyroid and physical examination was carried out in all participants and serum levels of TSH, FT4, ATPO and ATG were determined. The results were compared between two groups, and different histopathological subgroups of breast cancer. The mean age was 49.4817.75 and 46.80 +/- 7.00 years in the case and control groups respectively. Thyroid and physical examination were normal in all participants. TSH, ATPO and ATG serum levels were comparable between the two groups; however, the median level of serum FT4 was significantly higher in the case group [1.20 microg/dl vs. 1.03 microg/dl; p<0.001]. Increased levels of serum TSH and FT4 were found in 7.5% of the cases, while there were decreased levels in 2.5% of the cases, with no significant differences between the two groups. Thyroid tests were comparable between the different histopathological subtypes of breast cancer. No relationship was found between thyroid autoimmunity and breast cancer, a finding in concordance with some reports and in contrast with others. It seems that further studies with larger sample sizes are needed for conclusive findings