우울증 여성에서 생활스트레스가 우울증 정도와 신체증상에 미치는 영향
The Influence of Life Stress on the Severity of Depression and Somatic Symptoms in Depressive Women
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Objectives: Stressful life events play the important role in depression. Somatic symptoms have also been closely linked to life stress. This study aimed to investigate the influence of life stress during four different life stages (childhood, adolescent, from 19 years to last year, the year prior to interview) on the severity of depression and somatic symptoms in depressive women. Methods: Seventy women who had been diagnosed with major depressive disorder or dysthymic disorder according to the DSM-IV TR, and whose ages varied from 21 to 72 years (average age : 41 years), completed the Mooney Problem checklist, the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI),and Wittenborn`s somatic symptom scale. Results: Life stressors which significantly influenced the severity of depression were difficulties with parents in the initial life stage, difficulties with other people in the third and fourth stages,and difficulties with social relationships in the fourth stage Further, somatic symptoms were influenced by health problem in the second period, difficulties with partners were prominent in the third stage, and difficulties with other people were noted in the fourth stage. The severity of depression showed a significantly positive correlation both with autonomic nervous system (p<0.001) and menopausal symptoms (p<0.001). After controlling for age, the severity of depression showed a significant positive correlation with stressors in the first stage (p<0.05), third stage (p<0.05), and fourth stage (p<0.01). Somatic symptom scores exhibited a significantly positive correlation with stressors in the second (p<0.05) and fourth stages (p<0.05). Conclusion: Current results suggested that the severity of depression and somatic symptoms were influenced by difficulties with other people in the fourth stage. The results of this study suggests that depression and somatic symptoms can be abbreviated by regulating excess stress.
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Objectives: Stressful life events play the important role in depression. Somatic symptoms have also been closely linked to life stress. This study aimed to investigate the influence of life stress during four different life stages (childhood, adolescent, from 19 years to last year, the year prior to interview) on the severity of depression and somatic symptoms in depressive women. Methods: Seventy women who had been diagnosed with major depressive disorder or dysthymic disorder according to the DSM-IV TR, and whose ages varied from 21 to 72 years (average age : 41 years), completed the Mooney Problem checklist, the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI),and Wittenborn`s somatic symptom scale. Results: Life stressors which significantly influenced the severity of depression were difficulties with parents in the initial life stage, difficulties with other people in the third and fourth stages,and difficulties with social relationships in the fourth stage Further, somatic symptoms were influenced by health problem in the second period, difficulties with partners were prominent in the third stage, and difficulties with other people were noted in the fourth stage. The severity of depression showed a significantly positive correlation both with autonomic nervous system (p<0.001) and menopausal symptoms (p<0.001). After controlling for age, the severity of depression showed a significant positive correlation with stressors in the first stage (p<0.05), third stage (p<0.05), and fourth stage (p<0.01). Somatic symptom scores exhibited a significantly positive correlation with stressors in the second (p<0.05) and fourth stages (p<0.05). Conclusion: Current results suggested that the severity of depression and somatic symptoms were influenced by difficulties with other people in the fourth stage. The results of this study suggests that depression and somatic symptoms can be abbreviated by regulating excess stress.
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