Self-Reported Psychosocial Health in Obese Patients before and after Weight Loss
Table 2
Follow-up changes (mean sd).
Dietary therapy alone ()
Pharmacotherapy ()
Bariatric surgery ()
Total ()
Psych. counselling ()
No psych. counselling ()
Total ()
Psych. counselling ()
No psych. counselling ()
Total ()
Psych. counselling ()
No psych. counselling ()
Weight, kg
−0.74
−0.83 1.5
−0.63 2.1
−6.7
−5.3 2.8
−8.8
−20.1
−16.1 8.3
−25.7 17.8
HADS
anxiety
−2.8
−4.2
−0.3 3.9
−2.6
−4.5.
0.8 2.3
−4.2
−4.3 4.8
−3.8 1.5
Depression
−1.4 5.1
−3.1
1.8 4.8
−2.6
−4.7
0.7 3.6
−2.3
−2.4 4.9
−2.2 3.6
IWQoL
Physical function
−12.8
−15.7 28.1
−7.7 20.3
−26.6
−33.3
−13.1 26.8
−32.9
−25.1 23.9
−46.5 21.4
Self esteem
−13.6
−21.2
0.6 35.6
−27.7
−34.7
−13.7 25.8
−15.3 39.0
−11.9 46.6
−21.2 22.7
Sexual life
−11.5
−17.9
4.3 33.9
−20.2
−28.3
−3.1 19.4
−12.9 40.3
−3.8 41.2
−29.2 37.2
Public distress
−10.9 37.5
−13.3 36.9
−6.3 39.3
−21.4
−32.1
−0.2 22.5
−22.7
−13.9 29.6
−37.8 17.8
Work function
−3.7 29.7
−7.7 29.8
3.7 29.1
−14.9
−22.4
1.8 20.6
−14.3
−11.8 35.2
−18.6 23.6
EAT
−1.1 9.6
−3.8
4.4 9.1
−3.9
−6.7
1.5 8.7
−1.4 8.3
−2.9 8.9
2.0 5.9
significant change from baseline. (), significant difference () between psychological versus no psychological counselling. pharmacotherapy versus dietary therapy alone. bariatric surgery versus dietary therapy alone.