Fatigue, anxiety and depression overrule the role of oncological treatment in predicting self-reported health complaints in women with breast cancer compared to healthy controls

Hagen, Kari Britt; Aas, Turid; Kvaløy, Jan Terje; Eriksen, Hege R.; Søiland, Håvard; Lind, Ragna

doi:10.1016/j.breast.2016.05.005

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“…This step will be undertaken in our further research. Most breast cancer patients (76%) in a study by Hagen et al [30] reported health complaints equally as often as the controls, however, health problems such as leg pain, interrupted sleep, hot flushes, tiredness, dizziness, and diarrhoea were reported significantly more by patients than controls. Lastly, interaction between treatment modalities that were associated with the health problems reported were tested, but no interactions were found.…”

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Patient-reported health problems and healthcare use after treatment for early-stage breast cancer

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Background: A clear picture of treatment-related health problems following breast cancer treatment is useful in anticipating the informational and other needs of patients during follow-up. This study aimed to identify treatment-related health problems in breast cancer patients up to five years after diagnosis. Secondly, the use of care associated with these health problems was identified. Methods: 876 surgically-treated female patients diagnosed between 2012 and 2016 with early-stage breast cancer were asked to complete an online survey about their current health problems and use of care. Multivariate logistic regression analyses were applied to determine the effect of patient and treatment characteristics on health problems. Results: 404 patients responded (46%). The median age was 62.0 years (SD:10.9). Apart from breast surgery, patients had been treated with radiotherapy (72%), chemotherapy (49%), antihormonal therapy

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Patient-reported health problems and healthcare use after treatment for early-stage breast cancer

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“…Therefore, this fatigue has a considerable impact on patients' engagement in work and personal and social activity . Fatigue is associated with both the disease and the treatment . Indeed, from 60% to 90% of patients complain of fatigue during treatment, and 30% do so after treatment …”

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“…1 Fatigue is associated with both the disease and the treatment. 1,3 Indeed, from 60% to 90% of patients complain of fatigue during treatment, and 30% do so after treatment. 1 Quality of life (QoL) is an important consideration in oncology, particularly for patients with BC, and can also be affected by treatments.…”

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The impact of physical activity on fatigue and quality of life during and after adjuvant treatment for breast cancer

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“…Nadalje, samo maligno oboljenje kao i nužne, ali često puta agresivne, terapijske intervencije mogu dovesti do brojnih neugodnih fizičkih i psihosocijalnih reakcija u oboljelih 9,10 . Naime, uz fizički neugodne i bolne reakcije, u populaciji žena s rakom dojke može se javiti značajan psihološki distres koji je potkrijepljen strahom od smrtnog ishoda, strahom od recidiva, nepovoljnim socijalnim reakcijama, narušenim partnerskim odnosima, smanjenom profesionalnom kompetencijom i dr. Ovakva stanja često su popraćena neugodnim emocionalnim reakcijama kao što su osjećaj bespomoćnosti, krivnje, ljutnje, straha, srama, tjeskobe i depresije [10][11][12] . Tako, primjerice, Mertz i sur.…”

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Correlation between sleep quality and quality of life in women with breast cancer

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Sažetak. Cilj: Ispitivanje povezanosti kvalitete spavanja i kvalitete života u žena oboljelih od raka dojke te razlika u doživljaju kvalitete spavanja i kvalitete života u odnosu na dob, vrijeme proteklo od postavljanja dijagnoze i vrstu operativnog zahvata. Ispitanici i metode: Istraživanjem je obuhvaćen uzorak od 96 ispitanica oboljelih od raka dojke. Jednokratno je primijenjen Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) konstruiran za procjenu kvalitete spavanja u onkoloških pacijenata i FACIT Measurement System-verzija FACT-B konstruirana za populaciju osoba s rakom dojke u svrhu procjene fizičkih, socijalnih, emocionalnih, funkcionalnih i dodatnih determinanti kvalitete života. Rezultati: U uzorku žena obuhvaćanih ovim istraživanjem prisutna je tendencija prema lošijoj kvaliteti spavanja te nije utvrđena razlika u kvaliteti spavanja u odnosu na kronološku dob, vrijeme proteklo od postavljanja dijagnoze i vrstu operativnog zahvata. Isto tako, nije dobivena statistički značajna razlika u procjeni kvalitete života u odnosu na vrijeme proteklo od dijagnoze i vrstu operativnog zahvata. U odnosu na kronološku dob utvrđena je statistički značajna razlika između ispitanica u dobi od 31 do 40 godina i ispitanica u dobi od 51 do 60 godina (p = 0,038), pri čemu su ispitanice mlađe dobne skupine imale lošiju kvalitetu života. Također je dobivena statistički značajna povezanost između kvalitete spavanja i kvalitete života (p = 0,008), odnosno, žene koje su imale lošiju kvalitetu spavanja imale su statistički značajno nižu kvalitetu života. Zaključak: Dobiveni rezultati ukazuju na potrebu provođenja daljnjih istraživanja s ciljem ispitivanja kauzalnih odnosa između kvalitete spavanja i kvalitete života te koncipiranja adekvatnih medicinskih, psihoterapijskih i komplementarno-suportivnih intervencija usmjerenih na ublažavanje psihofizičkog distresa u oboljelih od raka dojke.

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Fatigue, anxiety and depression overrule the role of oncological treatment in predicting self-reported health complaints in women with breast cancer compared to healthy controls

Cited by 31 publications

References 49 publications

Patient-reported health problems and healthcare use after treatment for early-stage breast cancer

Patient-reported health problems and healthcare use after treatment for early-stage breast cancer

The impact of physical activity on fatigue and quality of life during and after adjuvant treatment for breast cancer

Correlation between sleep quality and quality of life in women with breast cancer

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