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Rev Med Inst Mex Seguro Soc 2013; 51 (4)

How do the obese persons perceive their overall health?

Ríos-Martínez BP, Rangel-Rodríguez G, Pedraza-Moctezumac LG

Language: English
References: 25
Page: 390-395
PDF size: 67.03 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Background: he purpose was to investigate how the obese person perceives their health in different areas of their life.
Methods: the SF-36 instrument, which measures various dimensions (social and physical functioning, mental and physical health, bodily pain, limitations due to physical and/or emotional problems, vitality and general health), was applied to 224 patients. It was analyzed whether there were differences between gender, which were channeled to the treatment (surgical and nonsurgical) and the degree of obesity (overweight, obesity and morbid obesity). A descriptive analysis, Student t test, Anova and Turkey t test was realized.
Results: signifi cant differences (p ‹ 0.05) were found in some dimensions, like tendency to feel tired, exhausted and feeling that their health has been and will continue to deterioration. Women had a worse social and emotional functioning than men; patients with gastric bypass reported more fatigue than patients with gastric band; in regards to the degree of obesity, those who had morbid obesity showed less physical functioning, more pain and worse overall health than those who were just obese.
Conclusions: the perception of the obese patients was that their health was deteriorated. Women are most affected in social and emotional functioning than men.


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