Comparison of mental health status of COVID-19 patients between single and secondary infections
Objective:To compare the effect of single and secondary CO VID-19 on population mental health.Methods:From December 2022 to January 2023,public anxiety,depression,sleep,resilience and psychological stress were evaluated through Coronavirus Anxiety Scale(CAS),Center For Epi-demic Depression Scale(CES-D),Insomnia Severity Index Scale(ISI),Connor-Davidson Elasticity Scale(CD-RISC),and Stanford Acute Stress Response Questionnaire(SASRQ).Results:The scores of CAS,CES-D,ISI,and SASRQ of the second COVID-19 patients were higher than those of the single infection(P＜0.001).The prevalence of anxiety,depression,insomnia,and stress disorder among the secondary COVID-19 patients was significantly higher than that respectively in the single-in-fected patients(P＜0.05).After the potential confounding factors were controlled,the prevalence of anxiety(OR=2.738),insomnia(OR=1.730),and acute stress disorder(OR=2.481)in the second infected patients in COVID-19 was significantly higher than that respectively in the single infected peo-ple(P＜O.01).Conclusion:The prevalence of mental health problems in the secondary infected pa-tients is significantly higher than that in the single infected patients.The secondary COVID-19 may be a risk factor for anxiety,insomnia,and acute stress disorder.
COVID-19Mental Health StatusAcute Stress DisorderSecondary Infection
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