Relation of Depression and Anxiety Disorders in Choosing Obesity Management in Obese Patients.

Int J Prev Med · 2022 · PMC9704478 · PMID 36452465

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Dysthymia was more common in the surgical group (21.4% versus 19.8% P = 0.560), whereas major depressive disorder was more common in the non-surgical group (7.4% versus 5.4 P = 0.593); also, the non-surgical group was more likely to have “anxiety disorders” (29.23% versus 22.4%, P = 0.840), but severity of anxiety was higher in the surgical group according to HRSA score with a highly significant difference.

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