Depression in women

Noble, Rudolf E.

doi:10.1016/j.metabol.2005.01.014

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“…Depresif bozukluklar yaşamları süresince erkeklerin %5-12'sini, kadınların ise %10-25'ini etkilemektedir (15). MDB'nin kadınlarda erkeklerin 2 katı olmasının nedenleri olarak hormonal farklılıklar, genetik duyarlılık ya da MAO yüksek-liği ve tirod hastalıkları, menstruasyon gibi biyolojik etmenler yanında, çocukluğundan itibaren şiddete maruz kalma, girişken olma yönünden baskılanma, boyun eğen, pasif ve bağımlı olmayı öğrenme, kadına verilen toplumsal roller ve ondan beklentiler (ev işleri, çocuk doğurma, çocuk yetiştirme, eşe karşı sorumluluklar), düşük eği-tim ve gelir olanakları, işsizlik, düşük sosyoekonomik düzey, ayrımcılığa maruz kalma gibi riskler gösterilmektedir (13,14,(16)(17)(18)(19).…”

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Major Depresif Bozukluk’ Tanımı, Etyolojisi ve Epidemiyolojisi: Bir Gözden Geçirme

Celik¹,

Hocaoğlu²

2016

J Contemp Med

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'Major Depressive Disorder' Definition, Etiology and Epidemiology: A ReviewDepresyon tüm nüfusu etkileyen yaygın psikiyatrik bozukluklardan biridir. Tedavi edilmediğinde erken ölüm, genel sağlık durumunda bozulma gibi olumsuz sonuçlar yaratırken, doğru tanınıp, uygun bir şekilde tedavi edildiğinde hastanın yaşam kalitesini arttırmak mümkün olabilmektedir. Depresyonun klinik olarak farklı ve bazen tanısı zor olan birkaç alt tipi bulunur. Bu bozuklukların tanı ve tedavileri, psikiyatristler dışındaki hekimleri de, bu bozuklukların genel tıbbi hastalıkların seyrini ve prognozunu etkilemesi bakımından, ilgilendirmektedir. Bu yazıda depresyonun epidemiyoloji, etyoloji, fizyopatoloji ve tanısının güncel bir özeti yer almaktadır. Anahtar kelimeler: Major depresif bozukluk, etyoloji, epidemiyolojiDepression is one of the most common psychiatric disorders influencing the all population. Untreated depression may lead to early death and worsening in general health. Depression has several clinically distinct subtypes which are sometimes difficult to diagnose. Diagnosis and treatment of these disorders are of concern to physicians other than psychiatrists, because of their effect on course and prognosis of general medical diseases. This is a concise and up to date overview of the epidemiology,etiology physiopathology and diagnosis of major depressive disorder.

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Major Depresif Bozukluk’ Tanımı, Etyolojisi ve Epidemiyolojisi: Bir Gözden Geçirme

Celik¹,

Hocaoğlu²

2016

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“…1 Epidemiological studies have shown that the lifetime prevalence of depression is 21.3% in women, which is almost twice that of men (12.7%). 2 In the last decade studies have investigated underlying neurobiological mechanisms of depression onset beyond the monoamine hypothesis. Recent studies have shown that depression is associated with oxidative stress and the dysregulation of antioxidant capacity.…”

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Dynamic thiol/disulphide homeostasis as a novel oxidative stress marker in women with major depressive disorder

Baykan¹,

Durmaz²,

Baykan³

et al. 2018

Anadolu Psikiyatri Derg

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“…Biological, social and psychological factors have a significant impact on the course of depression and the response to treatment, and in a recent review, Noble (8) noted that several biological processes have been thought to be involved in the predisposition of women to depression, including genetically determined vulnerability, hormonal fluctuations, and an undue sensitivity, to hormones, in brain systems that mediate depressive states. He also included psychosocial events; role-stress, victimization, sex-specific socialization, internalization coping style, and disadvantaged social status as contributors to the increased vulnerability of women to depression.…”

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Depression in midlife women

Sassarini

2016

Maturitas

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Depression is one of the leading causes of disease-related disability in women, and they are nearly twice as likely as men to suffer from an episode of depression. The difference begins in early life and persists through to mid-life, and as such, these reproductive years have been labelled by some as a 'window of vulnerability'. The prevalence has been reported to be particularly high during the menopausal transition, but there is no consensus supporting a direct association with reproductive status. This may be partly due to methodological limitations and inconsistencies in the available studies, resulting from a large number of confounding factors. In addition, relationships between sex hormones and the neurotransmitters purported to be responsible for depression are complex. What appears to be universally accepted is that treatment, with oestrogen, for low mood in women during midlife years may be beneficial, and should be considered. Key Words Depression MidlifeSexual dimorphism Receptor polymorphisms SearchingAll searches were conducted in PUBMED and EMBASE. The following search terms were combined using Boolean rules: depression, menopause, midlife, women. All searches were updated June 2016.Searching of grey literature or unpublished literature was not undertaken. Papers published in languages other than English were not reviewed.The titles and abstracts of records retrieved by the searches were sifted for relevance, with potentially significant publications obtained in full text.

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Depression in women

Cited by 329 publications

References 36 publications

Major Depresif Bozukluk’ Tanımı, Etyolojisi ve Epidemiyolojisi: Bir Gözden Geçirme

Major Depresif Bozukluk’ Tanımı, Etyolojisi ve Epidemiyolojisi: Bir Gözden Geçirme

Dynamic thiol/disulphide homeostasis as a novel oxidative stress marker in women with major depressive disorder

Depression in midlife women

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