THE STUDY OF REACTIVE AND PERSONAL ANXIETY, QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH DYSPEPSIA IN OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT

Abstract

Conducted a comprehensive examination of patients in the outpatient department, including laboratory and instrumental methods, the test of Spielberg-Hanina to determine the level of anxiety, the SF 36 test to determine the level of quality of life. The survey revealed a decline in the quality of life in patients with dyspepsia, the indicators of psychological health in organic and functional dyspepsia is lower than in healthy people. The intensity of pain was higher in patients with epigastric pain syndrome. Lower quality of life were in the group with organic lesions of the upper gastrointestinal tract. The results of the test of Spielberg-Hanin demonstrated high personal anxiety in patients with different types of dyspepsia in comparison with healthy group. The obtained results complement the clinical and pathogenetic information regarding the different kinds of dyspepsia.

Keywords

• functional dyspepsia
• organic dyspepsia
• quality of life
• indicators of physical and mental health
• personal and reactive anxiety
• the test of spielberg-hanin
• sf 36