The Effectiveness of Stress Immunization Teaching on Reducing Stressful Psychological Feelings and Blood Glucose Control in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

The results of some studies show that there are some psychological problems in people with diabetes, such as depression The effectiveness of Stress immunization teaching on reducing stressful psychological feelings, stress, self-negative labeling and lack of self confidence. In order to determine the effectiveness of stress immunization teaching on reducing stressful psychological feelings and blood sugar control in patients with type 2 diabetes, the study was done in Tonekabon diabetics association. This is a pretest-posttest study with control group. 750 patients with diabetes comprise the study samples. Among the given sample, 275 were randomly selected and were evaluated by filling a questionnaire and taking their FBS test among whom 24 people were singled out in 2 groups of experimental and control groups. The therapeutic treatment (stress immunization teaching) was conducted in 8 sessions for the experimental group along with two preliminary and final analyses for both groups. The patients under study were selected randomly and those with grade over 21 and their inclination to take part in the study were included in the study.This feeling was reviewed, by the Marghan's measure for feeling of emotional pressure. Also, by performing the blood sugar test, the extent of their blood sugar was recorded. Among them people who had the highest emotional pressure were selected and randomly divided into two groups, each consist of 12 patients. They were given consultant. After the end of interferences, they were tested again. Obtained data were studied by SPSS soft ware 10th edition and ANCOVA covariance statistical test. There are some meaningful differences between the pre-and post test level of psychological pressure. The results of the blood sugar test were also indicating the reduction of the level of blood sugar and reaching optimal level of blood sugar control and blood sugar control in people with diabetes type 2.