Influencing factors of anxiety and depression in patients with non-organic dyspnea / 中华急诊医学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the prevalence and influential factors of anxiety and depression in patients with non-organic dyspnea.Methods Data of 68 patients with non-organic dyspnea who were in emergency department of ShunYi Hospital China Medical University and department of emergency,Beijing Chaoyang Hospital from January to May in 2014 were collected.All the subjects were assessed with Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale.Comparative analysis of influencing factors such as age,gender,educational level,type of inhabitant,etc.were conducted.Results Of all the subjects,22 cases (32.4％) were identified as anxiety,14 cases (20.6％) as depression.Patients of non-organic dyspnea with anxiety were more frequently seen in female,with lower education level,rage pre-hospital and nonnative inhabitant.Patients of non-organic dyspnea with depression were more frequently seen in lower education level,rage prehospital and nonnative inhabitant.Univariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis showed lower education level,rage pre-hospital and nonnative inhabitant were the major risk factors on anxiety and depression.Conclusions Patients with non-organic dyspnea had high prevalence of anxiety and depression.More attention should be paid to these patients.