Stress-induced diseases of the thyroid gland in Ukraine during hostilities

The aim of the study: to analyze and evaluate the relationship between previous life events of a stressful nature in patients who have surgical diseases of the thyroid gland. Materials and methods. We used the questionnaire method (The Life Experiences Survey Irwin G. Sarason, 1978) of patients b...

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Main Authors: O. Yu. Usenko, I. P. Khomenko, A. Ye. Kovalenko, I. P. Halochka, O. I. Kovalchuk
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Language:English
Published: Zaporizhzhia State Medical and Pharmaceutical University 2023-09-01
Series:Сучасні медичні технології
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Online Access:https://zmapo-journal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/280
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author O. Yu. Usenko
I. P. Khomenko
A. Ye. Kovalenko
I. P. Halochka
O. I. Kovalchuk
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I. P. Khomenko
A. Ye. Kovalenko
I. P. Halochka
O. I. Kovalchuk
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description The aim of the study: to analyze and evaluate the relationship between previous life events of a stressful nature in patients who have surgical diseases of the thyroid gland. Materials and methods. We used the questionnaire method (The Life Experiences Survey Irwin G. Sarason, 1978) of patients before planned surgical intervention on the thyroid gland. The number of positive and negative events that happened to patients during the previous year was evaluated. Results. Among individuals, significantly more adverse events were reported by patients with Graves’ disease (128.0 ± 2.3 points) and proliferative hyperthyroid nodular goiter (105.0 ± 1.7 points) compared to patients treated surgically for euthyroid nodular goiter (53.0 ± 0.7 points of negative events) and thyroid carcinomas (62.0 ± 0.8 points of negative events). Conclusions. It has been proven that stress and negative life events can be triggers for dysfunction and development of thyroid gland diseases. Analysis of a patient survey before thyroid surgery indicated a possible relationship between acute stress and the initiation of Graves’ disease and proliferative hyperthyroid nodular goiter.
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spelling doaj.art-bbaaa89d6849460c8ff81f5c0792bf652025-01-02T21:31:23ZengZaporizhzhia State Medical and Pharmaceutical UniversityСучасні медичні технології2072-93672023-09-013313610.34287/MMT.3(58).2023.5280Stress-induced diseases of the thyroid gland in Ukraine during hostilitiesO. Yu. Usenko0I. P. Khomenko1A. Ye. Kovalenko2I. P. Halochka3O. I. Kovalchuk4State Institute “Shalimov’s National Institute of Surgery and Transplantation” of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, KyivShupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine, KyivShupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine, KyivShupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine, KyivShupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine, KyivThe aim of the study: to analyze and evaluate the relationship between previous life events of a stressful nature in patients who have surgical diseases of the thyroid gland. Materials and methods. We used the questionnaire method (The Life Experiences Survey Irwin G. Sarason, 1978) of patients before planned surgical intervention on the thyroid gland. The number of positive and negative events that happened to patients during the previous year was evaluated. Results. Among individuals, significantly more adverse events were reported by patients with Graves’ disease (128.0 ± 2.3 points) and proliferative hyperthyroid nodular goiter (105.0 ± 1.7 points) compared to patients treated surgically for euthyroid nodular goiter (53.0 ± 0.7 points of negative events) and thyroid carcinomas (62.0 ± 0.8 points of negative events). Conclusions. It has been proven that stress and negative life events can be triggers for dysfunction and development of thyroid gland diseases. Analysis of a patient survey before thyroid surgery indicated a possible relationship between acute stress and the initiation of Graves’ disease and proliferative hyperthyroid nodular goiter.https://zmapo-journal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/280life stressgraves’ diseaseproliferative hyperthyroid nodular goiter
spellingShingle O. Yu. Usenko
I. P. Khomenko
A. Ye. Kovalenko
I. P. Halochka
O. I. Kovalchuk
Stress-induced diseases of the thyroid gland in Ukraine during hostilities
Сучасні медичні технології
life stress
graves’ disease
proliferative hyperthyroid nodular goiter
title Stress-induced diseases of the thyroid gland in Ukraine during hostilities
title_full Stress-induced diseases of the thyroid gland in Ukraine during hostilities
title_fullStr Stress-induced diseases of the thyroid gland in Ukraine during hostilities
title_full_unstemmed Stress-induced diseases of the thyroid gland in Ukraine during hostilities
title_short Stress-induced diseases of the thyroid gland in Ukraine during hostilities
title_sort stress induced diseases of the thyroid gland in ukraine during hostilities
topic life stress
graves’ disease
proliferative hyperthyroid nodular goiter
url https://zmapo-journal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/280
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