Effect of mental condition on self-management behavior of patients with endometriosis after operation
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Postoperative endometriosis patients with depression exhibit significantly weaker self-management behavior, as indicated by a negative correlation between depression scores and self-management index.
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Objective To observe the effect of mental condition on self-management behavior of patients with endometriosis after operation.Method Assess 120 patients with endometriosis after operation by Beck Depression Inventory and self-designed self-management behavior scale.Collect the scores of all dimensions of depression and patients' self-management.Analyze the correlation between depression and self-management behavior.Result 88 in 120(73.33%) patients suffer from depression.General score of self-management behavior is 33~73.The average score is(53.02±10.56).Index of general score is 53.02%.There is negative correlation between depression and self-management behavior.Conclusion Abnormal mental condition of patients with endometriosis after operation will weaken patients' self-management behavior.
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