271 The association between primary focal hyperhidrosis and psychiatric illnesses

Primary Focal Hyperhidrosis (PFH) is a debilitating condition that causes excessive sweating and known to be associated with lower quality of life psychosocial distress. However, little on the clinical consequences having PFH. Therefore, goal was examine association between PFH mental health (MH) disorders. A cross-sectional study conducted using data from National Inpatient Sample (2004-2014), database consisting ∼20% stratified sample all US hospitalizations. Weighted multivariable logistic regression models were constructed obtain adjusted odds ratios (aOR) 95% CI controlling for demographics socioeconomic factors. In weighted 11092 patients, significantly increased 10 grouped MH disorders examined. anxiety (aOR[95% CI]): 3.56[3.09-4.10], schizophrenia (1.57[1.13-2.18]), personality (3.04[2.15-4.30]), depression & mood (3.10[2.75-3.50]), attention deficit disorder conduct (6.18[4.70-8.11]), childhood illnesses (5.60[3.09-10.1]), substance (1.79[1.44-2.21]), history (1.84[1.61-2.10]), adjustment (2.84[1.83-4.42]), developmental (2.42[1.63-3.60]). higher Disorders. These findings suggest complex dysfunction autonomic nervous system theorized play role in may also linked