{"id":8468,"date":"2023-07-03T12:46:55","date_gmt":"2023-07-03T09:46:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/signs-of-depression-may-linger-even-after-joint-pain-subsides-in-orthopedic-patients-study-says\/"},"modified":"2023-07-03T12:46:55","modified_gmt":"2023-07-03T09:46:55","slug":"i-segni-di-depressione-possono-persistere-anche-dopo-la-scomparsa-del-dolore-articolare-nei-pazienti-ortopedici","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/urbancare.clinic\/it\/i-segni-di-depressione-possono-persistere-anche-dopo-la-scomparsa-del-dolore-articolare-nei-pazienti-ortopedici\/","title":{"rendered":"I segni della depressione possono persistere anche dopo la scomparsa del dolore articolare nei pazienti ortopedici, afferma uno studio"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Mentre i dolori minori al ginocchio in genere guariscono entro una o due settimane, quelli gravi non solo rimangono per una durata pi\u00f9 lunga, ma possono anche dare origine a problemi di salute mentale. Un nuovo studio suggerisce che anche quando il dolore fisico diminuisce, ci\u00f2 non significa che i problemi di salute mentale miglioreranno.<\/p>\n

"Volevamo scoprire se i pazienti presentavano meno sintomi di ansia e depressione man mano che la funzione fisica migliora e il dolore diminuisce", ha affermato la dott.ssa Abby Cheng, autrice senior dello studio, assistente professore di chirurgia ortopedica<\/a> alla Washington University School of Medicine di St. Louis, ha detto UPI.<\/a> \u201cLa risposta \u00e8 che nella maggior parte dei casi non lo fanno\u201d.<\/p>\n

"Ci\u00f2 che \u00e8 stato interessante per me \u00e8 stato che l'ansia dei pazienti \u00e8 leggermente diminuita nei casi in cui hanno sperimentato notevoli miglioramenti nella salute fisica, ma la depressione non \u00e8 migliorata in molti di questi casi", ha detto. \u201cCome medici, ci\u00f2 che ci interessa veramente \u00e8 come si sentono i pazienti. Un paziente potrebbe essere felice perch\u00e9 ora pu\u00f2 camminare per un miglio, e questo \u00e8 positivo. Ma altri pazienti che riescono a camminare per un miglio potrebbero non essere felici perch\u00e9 non possono pi\u00f9 correre le maratone, e questo non va bene. Ci\u00f2 che \u00e8 veramente importante \u00e8 la percezione del paziente del proprio benessere, che non migliora necessariamente quando il dolore diminuisce e la funzione fisica migliora\u201d.<\/p>\n

Lo studio \u00e8 stato pubblicato in Rete JAMA aperta<\/a>.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno seguito i dati di oltre 11.000 pazienti che si sono rivolti alle cliniche ortopediche dell'Universit\u00e0 di Washington nell'arco di sette anni. A ogni paziente \u00e8 stato dato un tablet al momento del check-in e \u00e8 stato chiesto se i suoi problemi ortopedici rappresentassero qualche pericolo nella sua vita.<\/p>\n

\u00c8 stato loro chiesto \u201cquanto il dolore ha interferito con la tua capacit\u00e0 di svolgere le faccende domestiche?\u201d e \u201cquanto il dolore ha reso difficile addormentarsi?\u201d Il questionario includeva anche domande sulla salute mentale e sul benessere di ciascuna persona.<\/p>\n

"Il nostro obiettivo \u00e8 curare una persona, non solo aggiustare un'anca o un ginocchio, e i problemi fisici sono collegati all'umore e all'ansia, persino alla depressione", ha detto Cheng. \u201cI pazienti hanno molto da fare ed \u00e8 difficile fornire una buona assistenza senza tenere conto del quadro generale\u201d.<\/p>\n

Alcuni studi precedenti avevano dimostrato che il trattamento dei problemi muscoloscheletrici pu\u00f2 migliorare la salute mentale dei pazienti, ma lo studio pi\u00f9 recente non ha riscontrato la stessa cosa.<\/p>\n

"I pazienti possono essere meno ansiosi sei mesi dopo l'intervento chirurgico, ma cinque anni dopo la storia potrebbe essere molto diversa", ha detto. "Quei sintomi di ansia spesso ritornano, anche se forse il focus dell'ansia non \u00e8 pi\u00f9 correlato all'anca del paziente o ad altri problemi ortopedici."<\/p>\n

Pubblicato da Medicaldaily.com<\/p>\n

Fonte quotidiana medica<\/a><\/p>\n

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Mentre i dolori minori al ginocchio in genere guariscono entro una o due settimane, quelli gravi non solo rimangono per una durata pi\u00f9 lunga, ma possono anche dare origine a problemi di salute mentale. Un nuovo studio suggerisce che anche quando il dolore fisico diminuisce, ci\u00f2 non significa che i problemi di salute mentale miglioreranno.<\/p>\n

"Volevamo scoprire se i pazienti presentavano meno sintomi di ansia e depressione man mano che la funzione fisica migliora e il dolore diminuisce", ha affermato la dott.ssa Abby Cheng, autrice senior dello studio, assistente professore di chirurgia ortopedica<\/a> alla Washington University School of Medicine di St. Louis, ha detto UPI.<\/a> \u201cLa risposta \u00e8 che nella maggior parte dei casi non lo fanno\u201d.<\/p>\n

"Ci\u00f2 che \u00e8 stato interessante per me \u00e8 stato che l'ansia dei pazienti \u00e8 leggermente diminuita nei casi in cui hanno sperimentato notevoli miglioramenti nella salute fisica, ma la depressione non \u00e8 migliorata in molti di questi casi", ha detto. \u201cCome medici, ci\u00f2 che ci interessa veramente \u00e8 come si sentono i pazienti. Un paziente potrebbe essere felice perch\u00e9 ora pu\u00f2 camminare per un miglio, e questo \u00e8 positivo. Ma altri pazienti che riescono a camminare per un miglio potrebbero non essere felici perch\u00e9 non possono pi\u00f9 correre le maratone, e questo non va bene. Ci\u00f2 che \u00e8 veramente importante \u00e8 la percezione del paziente del proprio benessere, che non migliora necessariamente quando il dolore diminuisce e la funzione fisica migliora\u201d.<\/p>\n

Lo studio \u00e8 stato pubblicato in Rete JAMA aperta<\/a>.<\/p>\n

I ricercatori hanno seguito i dati di oltre 11.000 pazienti che si sono rivolti alle cliniche ortopediche dell'Universit\u00e0 di Washington nell'arco di sette anni. A ogni paziente \u00e8 stato dato un tablet al momento del check-in e \u00e8 stato chiesto se i suoi problemi ortopedici rappresentassero qualche pericolo nella sua vita.<\/p>\n

\u00c8 stato loro chiesto \u201cquanto il dolore ha interferito con la tua capacit\u00e0 di svolgere le faccende domestiche?\u201d e \u201cquanto il dolore ha reso difficile addormentarsi?\u201d Il questionario includeva anche domande sulla salute mentale e sul benessere di ciascuna persona.<\/p>\n

"Il nostro obiettivo \u00e8 curare una persona, non solo aggiustare un'anca o un ginocchio, e i problemi fisici sono collegati all'umore e all'ansia, persino alla depressione", ha detto Cheng. \u201cI pazienti hanno molto da fare ed \u00e8 difficile fornire una buona assistenza senza tenere conto del quadro generale\u201d.<\/p>\n

Alcuni studi precedenti avevano dimostrato che il trattamento dei problemi muscoloscheletrici pu\u00f2 migliorare la salute mentale dei pazienti, ma lo studio pi\u00f9 recente non ha riscontrato la stessa cosa.<\/p>\n

"I pazienti possono essere meno ansiosi sei mesi dopo l'intervento chirurgico, ma cinque anni dopo la storia potrebbe essere molto diversa", ha detto. "Quei sintomi di ansia spesso ritornano, anche se forse il focus dell'ansia non \u00e8 pi\u00f9 correlato all'anca del paziente o ad altri problemi ortopedici."<\/p>\n

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