Comparison the Resiliency and Health promoting lifestyle between Thyroid dysfunction disease Patients and healthy people

Authors
Somayeh Zare
Ahmad Alipoor
Mahnaz Aliakbari dehkordi
Payamenoor university
10.52547/rph.13.2.20
Abstract
The purpose of is study, comparison the resiliency and health promoting lifestyle between thyroid dysfunction disease patients and healthy people. The method of present study is causal-comparative. The 200 patients (100 thyroid dysfunction patients and 100 healthy people) in endocrine clinics in Rasht city that was in 2017-2018. Tools for measuring the research variables were Resiliency (Connor-Davidson, 2003), health promoting lifestyle test (Walker,1987). Data were analyzed by multiple analysis of variance. The result showed that the relationship resiliency and health promoting lifestyle between thyroid dysfunction disease patients and healthy people is significant (P=0/001, β=0/22). The mean scores of patients with thyroid dysfunction in resiliency and health-promoting lifestyle and their components (except in stress management) is significantly lower than the healthy people (P<0.05). According to the study, of thyroid dysfunction disease with indicators of resiliency and health-promoting lifestyle was a significant relationship, It seems that the levels of resiliency and health-promoting lifestyle can be associated with the prevalence of thyroid dysfunction disease.
Keywords
Resiliency
Health promoting lifestyle
Thyroid dysfunction disease
Hypothyroidism
Hyperthyroidism
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