IDENTIFYING SOME FACTORS RELATED TO STRESS, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION OF GASTRIC CANCER PATIENTS AFTER CHEMOTHERAPY
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Study subjects: Including 318 gastric cancer patients being treated at the Cancer Institute of the 108 Military Central Hospital from June to December 2021.
Objective: To identifying a number of factors related to stress, anxiety, depression of gastric cancer patients after chemotherapy. Method: describe through an analytical cross-sectional survey. Toolkit: DASS-21, which has been recommended by the National Institute of Mental Health for record and assessment. Research results: Factors related to stress, anxiety, depression of gastric cancer patients after chemotherapy including: The patients who have much patient's body reacts during treatment, the more prone to stress, anxiety and depression (OR=9.34; p<0.05); The less social support for the patient, the more susceptible the patient were to stress, anxiety and depression (OR=9.87; p<0.05); Patients who have much pressure in family life and social work were more prone to stress, anxiety and depression (OR=5.87; p<0.05).
Conclusion: Factors related to stress, anxiety and depression include: body's response to treatment; Family and work pressure; Social support.
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Gastric cancer after chemotherapy; Related factors
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