Tekrarlayan ve düzelen multipl sklerozda mizaç ve karakter: klinik faktörler ve psikiyatrik bozukluklarla ilişkisi

Purpose: Despite its implications for quality of life, temperament, and character in multiple sclerosis are underexplored. We aimed to explore temperament traits, their association with clinical characteristics, the factors that impact depression patients relapsing-remitting (RRMS).Material Methods: This cross-sectional study enrolled 67 (male/female=12/55) (median age=30 (18-53)) 50 age-and gender-matched healthy controls (HCs) (male/female=16/34) age= 26.5 (18-60)) using a convenience sampling method. Temperament Character Inventory, Beck Depression Anxiety Inventories, Structured Clinical Interview DSM-Axis I Disorders-SCID-I were applied. Results: In patient group there 45 MS no psychiatric comorbidity (MSN) 22 (MSP). Higher self-forgetfulness was observed MSP compared MSN HC groups. demonstrated higher total harm avoidance than HCs. showed lower self-directedness While EDSS, duration disease, or number relapses did not scores; anxiety (Β=0.416) purposefulness (Β=-1.565) significantly impacted them (R2=.50, F=32.459). Conclusion: differences without comorbidity. levels difficulty establish attain meaningful goals may relate levels. Future studies larger samples examining coping, health behaviors, resilience as potential mediators moderators between disorders aid defining interventions disorders. Adequate treatment symptoms addressing targets planning behavioral interventions.