2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpain.2012.09.004
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Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms as Risk Factors for Temporomandibular Joint Pain: A Prospective Cohort Study in the General Population

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“…Wpływają one w dużej mierze na charakter zaburzeń. Objawy depresyjne charakterystyczne są dla zaburzeń kostnych w stawie, a objawy lękowe -dla bólu pochodzenia mięśniowego [39]. W wielu przypadkach korzystne jest wspomaganie leczenia ogólnego psychoterapią.…”
Section: Terapia Psychiatryczna/psychologicznaunclassified
“…Wpływają one w dużej mierze na charakter zaburzeń. Objawy depresyjne charakterystyczne są dla zaburzeń kostnych w stawie, a objawy lękowe -dla bólu pochodzenia mięśniowego [39]. W wielu przypadkach korzystne jest wspomaganie leczenia ogólnego psychoterapią.…”
Section: Terapia Psychiatryczna/psychologicznaunclassified
“…TMD symptoms are significantly associated with a number of general health and psychosomatic factors (21). Analysis of 5-year follow-up data from a population-based study indicated that depressive and anxiety symptoms were risk factors for TMD pain and that depressive symptoms are specific to joint pain, whereas anxiety symptoms are specific to muscle pain (22). Levitt et al showed that psychological factors and stress do not progressively increase in severity or prevalence in older age groups.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…O resultado pode ser explicado pela capacidade da música de controlar o estresse e promover experiên-cias de recompensa, prazer e inserção social. [14][15][16] O aumento da tensão muscular decorrente da ansiedade e estresse pode promover o desenvolvimento de DTM, [17][18][19] visto que estudos comprovam que indivíduos com níveis elevados de ansiedade e depressão possuem maior risco de desenvolverem DTM em comparação a indivíduos com níveis inferiores desses sintomas. 17,20 Chisnoiu et al, 21 também sugere que a ansiedade e o estresse fazem parte da etiologia da DTM e desempenham um papel significativo em manter os sintomas ou piorá-los.…”
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