Association between mental health trajectories and somatic symptoms following a second lockdown in Israel: a longitudinal study.
Association between mental health trajectories and somatic symptoms following a second lockdown in Israel: a longitudinal study.
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以色列第二次锁定后,心理健康轨迹与躯体症状之间的关联:一项纵向研究。
DOI:
10.1136/bmjopen-2021-050480
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发表时间:
2021-09-02
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2.9
通讯作者:
Levin Y
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Ben-Ezra M;Hamama-Raz Y;Goodwin R;Leshem E;Levin Y
To identify mental health prospective trajectories before and after a second lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic and their associations with somatic symptoms. Prospective Study. Population-based study drawn from a probability-based internet panel of over 100 000 Israelis. Adults aged 18 years or more, representative of the adult Israeli population. The participants were measured at two time points (time 1 (T1) pre-second lockdown N=1029; response rate=76.17%; time 2 (T2) post-second lockdown N=764; response rate=74.24%). Trajectories of anxiety and adjustment disorder based on clinical cut-off score for probable diagnoses across T1-T2, somatic symptoms at T2. The four trajectories: stable-low, (no probable diagnosis), stable-high (stable probable diagnosis), exacerbation (no probable diagnosis at T1, probable diagnosis at T2), recovery (probable diagnosis at T1, no probable diagnosis at T2). Three anxiety trajectories predicted probable somatic symptoms (stable-high OR=6.451; exacerbation OR=5.379; recovery OR=2.025) compared with the stable-low trajectory. The three adjustment disorder trajectories also predicted somatic symptoms (stable-high OR=4.726; exacerbation OR=6.419; recovery OR=4.666) compared with the stable-low trajectory. Our data show elevated somatic symptoms among those whose mental health trajectories were poor, exacerbated and those who recovered following the second lockdown. The presentation of somatic symptoms may mask psychological vulnerabilities, even among those who appear to have recovered from the stressor. This indicates that lockdown may be a double-edged sword and should be carefully administered given these populations vulnerabilities.
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