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Psychiatric Disorders and Blood Levels of Vitamin B12 and D Among Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Inpatients

Fizik Tedavi Hastanesinde Yatan Hastalardaki Psikiyatrik Tanılar, Kan Vitamin B12 ve D Düzeyleri

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Conclusion: Our findings and particularly the relationship between low levels of vitamin D and psychiatric disorders is needed to be clarified with new studies in community representing samples.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Aim: My aim is to find out the distribution of the pychiatric disorders and detect the levels of vitamin B12 & D of the patients who are diagnosed with any psychiatric disorder.
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Key Findings & Data:Materials and Methods: 356 Patients who are hospitalised in a Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation (PTR) Hospital for 4,5 years time period and consulted to Psychiatry are included to our study.
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Conclusion & Impact:Conclusion: Our findings and particularly the relationship between low levels of vitamin D and psychiatric disorders is needed to be clarified with new studies in community representing samples.
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Aim: My aim is to find out the distribution of the pychiatric disorders and detect the levels of vitamin B12 & D of the patients who are diagnosed with any psychiatric disorder. Materials and Methods: 356 Patients who are hospitalised in a Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation (PTR) Hospital for 4,5 years time period and consulted to Psychiatry are included to our study. Findings: While depressive disorders (53,7%) was the most common diagnosis among the patients consulted to the Psychiatry, it was followed by anxiety disorders(23,9%), delirium(14,6%) and dementia(9%). Vitamin B12 levels were normal. While the patients who were diagnosed with depressive disorders or delirium had “deficient” levels of vitamin D,levels of those who were diagnosed with anxiety disorder or dementia were“insufficient”. Conclusion: Our findings and particularly the relationship between low levels of vitamin D and psychiatric disorders is needed to be clarified with new studies in community representing samples.

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Amaç: Amaç bir Fizik tedavi ve rehabilitasyon (FTR) hastanesinde yatan hastalardan görülen psikiyatrik bozuklukların sıklıklarının belirlenmesi ve psikiyatrik tanı alanların kan vitamin B12 ve D düzeylerinin belirlenmesidir. Gereç ve Yöntem: Çalışmaya 4.5 yıllık süreçte bir FTR hastanesinde yatarak tedavi gören ve psikiyatrik konsültasyon istenen toplam 356 hasta dahil edilmiş, hastalarla yüzyüze görüşülmüştür. Bulgular: En sık psikiyatrik tanı depresif bozukluklar (% 53,7) iken bunu anksiyete bozuklukları (%23,9), deliryum (%14,6), demans (% 9) takip etmektedir. Psikiyatrik tanı alan hastaların kan vitamin B12 düzeyleri normal sınırlarda iken, depresif bozukluklar ve deliryum tanıları alanların vitamin D düzeyleri “düşük”, anksiyete bozuklukları ve demans tanıları alanların vitamin D düzeyleri ise “yetersiz” bulunmuştur. Sonuç: Bu araştırmada tespit edilen bulguların özellikle vitamin D düzeyi düşüklüğü ve psikiyatrik bozukluklar arasındaki ilişkinin, toplumu temsil eden örneklemler üzerinde, daha ileri araştırmalarla ortaya konulmasına ihtiyaç vardır

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KARAGÖL, A. (2021). Psychiatric Disorders and Blood Levels of Vitamin B12 and D Among Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Inpatients. Sağlık ve Toplum, Cilt: 31 - Sayı: 1, 167–174. https://ajindex.com/articles/319900

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