Research Article
Self-Reported Psychosocial Health in Obese Patients before and after Weight Loss
Table 1
Baseline results (mean sd) and proportion (%) of patients with psychosocial disorders.
| | All patients () | Men () | Women () |
| Age (years) | 46.8 11.8 | 46.6 12.6 | 46.8 11.5 | Weight (kg) | 132.3 27.5 | 143.6 29.1 | 127.5 25.4 | BMI (kg/m2) | 46.5 8.1 | 46.0 8.1 | 46.7 8.1 | HADS | | | | Anxiety | 9.5 4.8 (51.8%) | 8.4 4.7 (38.9%) | 10.0 4.8 (52.3%) | Depression | 8.5 4.7 (32.7%) | 8.1 4.5 (33.9%) | 8.6 4.7 (42.4%) | IWQoL-Lite | | | | Physical function | 63.2 24.3 (18.3%) | 60.6 25.2 (13.1%) | 64.2 23.9 (20.4%) | Self esteem | 65.2 28.8 (24.1%) | 58.6 29.1 (10.0%) | 67.9 28.4 (30.1%) | Sexual life | 55.6 34.8 (22.6%) | 52.3 33.8 (14.5%) | 57.0 35.2 (26.0%) | Public distress | 58.2 30.6 (16.1%) | 54.6 34.2 (16.7%) | 59.6 28.9 (15.9%) | Work function | 45.8 29.9 (10.4%) | 47.1 31.6 (37.3%) | 45.4 29.4 (10.9%) | EAT-26 | 15.1 10.0 (29.7%) | 12.2 8.2 (14.5%) | 16.3 10.5 (35.9%) |
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