Impact of fibromyalgia severity on patients mood, sleep quality, and quality of life.

J Neurosci Rural Pract · 2024 · PMC11090533 · PMID 38746521

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An increasing trend of depression, anxiety, stress, and somatoform symptoms was observed with an increase in the severity of FMS when patients were compared according to FMS severity scores.

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The domain of emotional well-being did not reach statistical significance, and the scores were comparable among all four groups (FIQR1 = 48.33 ± 12.58; FIQR2 = 46.33 ± 11.55; FIQR3 = 43.75 ± 12.92), with the lowest among those with very severe FMS (FIQR4 = 37.60 ± 14.48).

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