Interferențe ale stilului de atașament și limbajele iubirii la tineri [Articol]

Abstract

It is recognized that depression and anxiety are the most common psychiatric comorbidities in epilepsy. In this article we aimed to assess the presence of depression and anxiety symptoms in people with epilepsy. We assessed 109 adults with epilepsy. The study took place atthe National Centre of Epileptologyin 2019. Individuals were assessed using the Beck Depression Inventory (21 items) and the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HAM-A). Our study demonstrated that about half of people with epilepsy suffer from depression and anxiety. The rate of depression and anxiety is higher in women than in men. Nevertheless, the presence of anxiety and depression symptoms in the unemployed persons is double compared to the employed people with epilepsy. It is recognized that depression and anxiety are the most common psychiatric comorbidities in epilepsy. In this article we aimed to assess the presence of depression and anxiety symptoms in people with epilepsy. We assessed 109 adults with epilepsy. The study took place atthe National Centre of Epileptologyin 2019. Individuals were assessed using the Beck Depression Inventory (21 items) and the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HAM-A). Our study demonstrated that about half of people with epilepsy suffer from depression and anxiety. The rate of depression and anxiety is higher in women than in men. Nevertheless, the presence of anxiety and depression symptoms in the unemployed persons is double compared to the employed people with epilepsy.