Gao S, Liu X. Analysis of anxiety and depression status and their influencing factors in patients with diabetic retinopathy. World J Psychiatry 2024; 14(12): 1905-1917 [DOI: 10.5498/wjp.v14.i12.1905]
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World J Psychiatry. Dec 19, 2024; 14(12): 1905-1917 Published online Dec 19, 2024. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v14.i12.1905
Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of diabetic retinopathy patients
Variable
Patients (n = 200)
Percentage (%)
Sex
Male
96
48.0
Female
104
52.0
Age (year)
54.62 ± 10.85
/
Education
Primary
23
11.5
Secondary
37
18.5
Senior high school
98
49.0
College or above
42
21.0
Duration of diabetes, year
< 5
58
29.0
≥ 5
142
71.0
Depression
Yes
52
26.0
No
148
74.0
Anxiety
Yes
28
14.0
No
172
86.0
Visual impairment
Yes
169
84.5
No
31
15.5
Good quality of life (DSQL score < 40)
Good
39
19.5
Poor
161
80.5
Social support
Low support
69
34.5
Moderate support
83
41.5
High support
48
24.0
History of smoking
Yes
68
34.0
No
132
66.0
History of drinking
Yes
74
37.0
No
126
63.0
Complicated with hypertension
Yes
136
68.0
No
64
32.0
Diabetes history
Yes
172
86.0
No
28
14.0
Residence
Rural
89
44.5
Urban
111
55.5
Diabetes type
Type 1 diabetes
5
2.5
Type 2 diabetes
195
97.5
Diabetes medication
Oral hypoglycemic drugs
63
31.5
Insulin injection
41
20.5
Both
96
48.0
Marital status
Married
115
57.5
Single
32
16.0
Divorced/widowed
53
26.5
Blood glucose control
Good
37
18.5
General
96
48.0
Bad
67
33.5
Table 2 Univariate analysis of depression
Variable
Without depression (n = 148)
Depression (n = 52)
χ2
P value
Sex
Male
76
20
3.257
0.083
Female
72
32
Education
12.841
0.006
Primary
18
5
Secondary
28
9
Senior high school
63
35
College or above
39
3
Duration of diabetes, year
4.423
0.035
< 5
37
21
≥ 5
111
31
Visual impairment
9.556
< 0.001
Yes
132
37
No
16
15
Good quality of life (DSQL score < 40)
27.379
< 0.001
Good
16
23
Poor
132
29
Social support
13.274
0.001
Low support
57
12
Moderate support
65
18
High support
26
22
History of smoking
1.568
0.211
Yes
54
14
No
94
38
History of drinking
0.105
0.745
Yes
43
31
No
105
21
Complicated with hypertension
12.421
< 0.001
Yes
109
27
No
39
25
Diabetes history
3.293
0.696
Yes
149
23
No
7
21
Residence
0.046
0.829
Rural
72
17
Urban
76
35
Diabetes type
1.367
0.618
Type 1 diabetes
3
2
Type 2 diabetes
145
50
Diabetes medication
2.632
0.355
Oral hypoglycemic drugs
35
28
Insulin injection
26
15
Both
87
9
Marital status
0.938
0.626
Married
88
27
Single
23
9
Divorced/widowed
37
16
Blood glucose control
1.438
0.487
Good
24
5
General
69
25
Bad
55
22
Table 3 Univariate analysis of anxiety
Variable
Without anxiety (n = 172)
Anxiety (n = 28)
χ2
P value
Sex
Male
78
18
3.459
0.063
Female
94
10
Education
5.885
0.117
Primary
21
2
Secondary
32
5
Senior high school
79
19
College or above
40
2
Duration of diabetes, year
33.459
< 0.001
< 5
37
21
≥ 5
135
7
Visual impairment
39.489
< 0.001
Yes
157
12
No
15
16
Good quality of life (DSQL score < 40)
29.389
< 0.001
Good
23
16
Poor
149
12
Social support
21.445
< 0.001
Low support
67
2
Moderate support
73
10
High support
32
16
History of smoking
5.558
0.018
Yes
53
15
No
119
13
History of drinking
0.388
0.534
Yes
67
7
No
151
21
Complicated with hypertension
12.337
< 0.001
Yes
125
11
No
47
17
Diabetes history
46.252
< 0.001
Yes
160
12
No
12
16
Residence
0.832
0.362
Rural
125
18
Urban
47
10
Diabetes type
0.288
0.592
Type 1 diabetes
4
1
Type 2 diabetes
168
27
Diabetes medication
5.354
0.069
Oral hypoglycemic drugs
49
14
Insulin injection
36
5
Both
87
9
Marital status
0.445
0.801
Married
98
17
Single
27
5
Divorced/widowed
47
6
Blood glucose control
7.928
0.019
Good
29
8
General
79
17
Bad
64
3
Table 4 Binary logistic regression analysis of diabetic retinopathy combined with depression
Variable
Reference
P value
OR
95%CI
Education
Senior high school
Primary and secondary
0.926
1.067
0.683-2.128
Duration of diabetes, year
≥ 5
< 5
0.041
1.943
1.826-2.139
Visual impairment
Yes
No
0.048
1.198
1.143-1.324
Good quality of life (DSQL score < 40)
Good
Poor
0.046
0.573
0.456-0.784
Social support
High support
Low and moderate support
0.021
0.912
0.893-0.985
Complicated with hypertension
Yes
No
0.035
1.307
1.113-2.194
Table 5 Binary logistic regression analysis of diabetic retinopathy combined with anxiety
Variable
Reference
P value
OR
95%CI
History of smoking
Yes
No
0.876
1.264
0.721-1.965
Duration of diabetes, year
≥ 5
< 5
0.032
1.526
1.451-1.863
Visual impairment
Yes
No
0.028
1.746
1.282-2.359
Good quality of life (DSQL score < 40)
Good
Poor
0.013
0.738
0.567-0.936
Social support
High support
Low and moderate support
0.029
0.863
0.672-0.994
Complicated with hypertension
Yes
No
< 0.001
1.836
1.517-2.592
Diabetes history
Yes
No
0.017
2.065
1.792-3.571
Blood glucose control
Good
General and bad
1.525
2.369
0.915-4.317
Citation: Gao S, Liu X. Analysis of anxiety and depression status and their influencing factors in patients with diabetic retinopathy. World J Psychiatry 2024; 14(12): 1905-1917