Seborrheic off the onset of TCM syndromes of depression and anxiety status of patients_0.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Seborrheic off the onset of TCM syndromes of depression and anxiety status of patients [Abstract] Objective incidence of seborrheic off Chinese patients with the syndrome to evaluate the emotional state. Methods correlation analysis by means of the various syndromes of anxiety and self-assessment scale (SAS), self-rating depression scale (SDS) standard score points with the weighted syndrome analysis, correlation between the 2 groups using the correlation coefficient r said. Results spleen, blood, hot air dryness, liver and kidney deficiency syndrome and related SAS scale standard scores was not significant (Pgt; 0.05 ), spleen scale standard score associated with the SDS was not significant (Pgt; 0.05), while the hot dryness of blood, liver and kidney deficiency syndrome and related SDS scale standard score was significantly (P lt;0.05). Conclusion Seborrheic off disease spleen, blood dryness hot air has a certain depression patients. Keywords: seborrheic alopecia, syndromes, depression; anxiety, correlation analysis [Keywords:] off the onset of depression and anxiety-like seborrheic Keywords:: alopecia seborrheica, TCM syndrome, depression, anxiety, correlation analysis Seborrheic alopecia (seborrhoeic alopecia, SA), Chinese medicine called “fat moth hair loss”, also known as “moth-fat ringworm,” also known as male pattern baldness Western (male pattern alopecia, MPA), derived androgen alopecia ( premature alopecia, AGA). impede the appearance of the disease, affects the appearance, and often bring patients a lot of mental pressure and psychological burden, and emotional state also affect the incidence and prognosis. Therefore, in recent years, the incidence of seborrheic off the relationship between psychological factors and study more and more attention. to clear off the onset of seborrheic TCM syndrome in patients with the specific features of mood disorders, this study of various traditional Chinese medicine syndromes