Quality of life, sexual satisfaction, anxiety and depression status in lymphoma survivors

Objective: The progressive development of lymphoma therapies has led to an important prolongation patient survival. We aimed investigate anxiety, depression, sexual satisfaction and health-related quality life status in these survivors. examined the effects anxiety on life. Materials methods: In a prospective study, data were collected from fifty used six forms. These forms consist sociodemographic features, Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), Hopelessness Scala (BHS), State-Trait Anxiety (STAI I-II), Golombock-Rust Sexual Satisfaction (GRISS) European Organization for Research treatment Cancer Questionnaires Quality Life (QoL) - C30 questionnaires. Results: mean age patients was 50,2 ± 14,8 (20 – 75) years, 50% them females. our we found that 26% had high depression values above cutoff (≥ 17 BDI score). score 10,6 8 (0 32) hopelessness 5,7 4,5 19). whose scores role, cognitive emotional functioning EORTC-QLQ-C30 statistically significantly low. STAI-I 35,6 11,3 (22-73) STAI-II 41,4 (23 67). Statistical significance terms social with scores. When all evaluated respect GRISS, (> 5) frequency, communication, vaginusmus premature ejaculation. compared EORTC-QoL-C30 GRISS patients. There association between dysfunction frequency (p = 0.040). Also, there low role avoidance ejaculation 0.015, p 0.003). However, significant correlation global QoL avoidance, touch. no difference levels according gender. But, some functional scales including function 0.001), 0.001) 0.027) lower female Conclusion: survivors scores, reduced QoL.