Psychological stress in different groups of psychosomatic reaction of TCM characteristics and Evolution of Syndromes.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 19 Psychological stress in different groups of psychosomatic reaction of TCM characteristics and Evolution of Syndromes Author: WU Li-li YAN GAO Jing Pan Jianhua Wang Wen-zhu Hai-Qing Ao [Abstract] [Objective] To investigate the psychological stress of different groups of psychosomatic reaction to TCM characteristics and syndromes evolution. [Method] 90 symptom checklist (SCL  90), Self-Rating Anxiety Scale (SAS), Self-Rating Depression Scale (SDS) and other psychological scales quantify the psychological stress reaction condition, using t test, χ 2 test, Logistic regression analysis of statistical methods to psychological stress in different TCM, the class card population characteristics of a comparative study of psychosomatic reaction. [Results] organs Deficiency Categorization of class card and non-wasting crowd organs compared to significantly increase their level of stress, SCL  90 positive detection of various factors and SAS have a higher rate. The psychological stress among the crowd, Liver depression and higher rates of class card there, but the extent of damage on the stress, the organs Deficiency Liver depression and class certificates class certificates below. Deficiency Categorization of organs pathological changes or the emergence of traditional Chinese medicine and certificates may be due to the severity of injury as the stress out of the stress response is now a later stage; stress levels increase, individuals and permits the possibility of there increased significantly. Liver depression and the two major categories of permits people wasting organs have a common psychosomatic characteristics, namely, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, and interpersonal sensitivity. TCM syndromes of psychological stress exists crowd of their patients place mainly in the liver (bile), heart, spleen (stomach); from the evolution of the law point of view, maybe in the spleen as the liver and gallbladder and heart of an intermediary, l