Literature DB >> 17356718

[Prevalence of anxiety disorders in patients with essential hypertension].

Giselle Vetere1, Luciana Ripaldi, Ezequiel Ais, Gabriela Korob, Mariana Kes, Alberto Villamil.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Various studies found a high correlation among anxious symptomatology and hypertension.
OBJECTIVES: To determine and to compare prevalence of anxiety disorder among patients with essential hypertension and a control group.
METHODS: The structured clinical interview (SCID I) was administered (anxiety disorder module) to 157 people including 57 essential hypertensive patients (non diabetics, without CVA and or other complications) and 100 controls (non hypertensive people that converge to the hospital).
RESULTS: We observed a higher frequency of anxiety disorder in the hypertensive group than in the control group (p <0.001).

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Year:  2007        PMID: 17356718

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Vertex        ISSN: 0327-6139


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2.  A psychosocial perspective of medication side effects, experiences, coping approaches and implications for adherence in hypertension management.

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