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• TITLE: Depression in Climacteric Women: Most Meaningful Symptoms

  AUTHORS: Olivia A. Figueira, Helena A. Figueira, Joana A. Figueira, Antonio A. Garcia, Alan A. Figueira, Geraldo Maranhão Neto, Estelio H. M. Dantas

  KEYWORDS: Climacteric, Depression, Symptoms Hierarchy, Women’s Health

  JOURNAL NAME: Health, Vol.11 No.4, April 28, 2019

  ABSTRACT: Background: With population aging occurring worldwide, promoting climacteric women’s health has become the object of important studies. Purpose: Observing the prevalence of depression in climacteric women and their self-evaluation of the depression factors is the main goal of this study. Design: This cross-sectional research is enquiry descriptive. Methods: The sample was composed of 48 climacteric women (between 45 and 65 years old) non-selected volunteers, served by the Centers for Psycho and Social Attention (CAPS) of Specialized Mental Medicine, in Sorocaba, via the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) questionnaire. Results: Checking the mean and frequency distribution, the climacteric women presented a prevalence of 37.5% of moderate depression (BDIindex = 24.39 ± 3.13), and 47.92% of severe depression (BDIindex = 38.13 ± 6.78). Concerning the symptoms, Spearman rank order correlation was found as the highest concerns, hierarchically: indecision (r = 0.72, p Conclusions: The prevalence of depression in these CAPS climacteric women was considered very high (86% ranking from moderate to severe) caused mostly by indecision, anhedonia, guilt, crying and self-esteem, followed by inutility, self-criticism and loss of concentration.