Research Article

Influence of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Quality of Life of Patients with Parkinson’s Disease

Table 4

Comparison of PDQ-39 outcomes between during and after epidemic prevention and control in patients who changed routine medication and those who did not.

VariablesDuring epidemic prevention and controlAfter epidemic prevention and controlt valueSig

Patients who changed routine medication (n = 86)Mobility20.80 ± 3.4115.74 ± 3.3717.330 < 0.001
ADL13.03 ± 2.2910.41 ± 2.449.172 < 0.001
Emotional well-being12.80 ± 1.799.84 ± 2.4412.270 < 0.001
Stigma8.81 ± 1.857.26 ± 1.988.724 < 0.001
Social support6.48 ± 1.456.20 ± 1.801.7160.090
Cognition8.62 ± 1.986.85 ± 2.069.107 < 0.001
Communication6.10 ± 1.624.99 ± 1.745.095 < 0.001
Bodily discomfort6.56 ± 1.654.13 ± 1.5813.061 < 0.001
Total score83.21 ± 8.4365.41 ± 8.7724.602 < 0.001

Patients who did not change routine medication (n = 22)Mobility18.91 ± 2.8116.73 ± 3.674.446 < 0.001
ADL11.55 ± 2.3010.41 ± 3.252.4110.025
Emotional well-being11.36 ± 1.6210.27 ± 2.332.6930.014
Stigma7.77 ± 1.577.27 ± 2.001.1110.279
Social support5.73 ± 1.455.50 ± 1.920.8390.411
Cognition7.50 ± 1.747.18 ± 2.130.6560.519
Communication5.36 ± 1.095.45 ± 1.82−0.2530.803
Bodily discomfort5.59 ± 1.595.36 ± 1.790.5270.604
Total score73.77 ± 7.6868.18 ± 8.308.828 < 0.001