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ArticleInternational journal of clinical and experimental medicine2015

Health related management plans improve sleep disorders of patients with chronic liver disease.

Chunzi Liu, Hui Xie, Xin Zhang, Yanbo Yu, Xiaoning Zhang, Yanyan Sun, Lin Zhou, Beibei Su, Huaming Wang

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Article in International journal of clinical and experimental medicine, 2015. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 5 papers, 1 of them a synthesis that pooled it.

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Chunzi LiuLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
Hui XieLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
Xin ZhangLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
Yanbo YuLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
Xiaoning ZhangLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
Yanyan SunLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
Lin ZhouLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
Beibei SuLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
Huaming WangLiberation Army No. 302 Hospital Medical Imaging Center Fengtai District Beijing 100039, China.
People's Liberation Army No. 150 Hospital · CN

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Abstract

backgroundsSleep disorders (SDs) are commonly occurred in patients with chronic liver disease (CLD) and always bring with uncomfortable experience Lavender hot-bathing, foot-soaking, or progressive relaxation have been widely used to provide comfortable feeling for CLD patients and promote their sleep quality.

aimsThus, the aim of present study is to investigate effective intervention from above mentioned in the managements of SD and promote sleep quality for CLD patients.

methodsThis study was conducted in People's Liberation Army No. 302 Hospital. A total of 317 subjects joined in our research. Initially, 197 CLD patients were enrolled and divided randomly into four groups for receiving lavender hot-bathing and foot-soaking, progressive relaxation, or the combination of both methods, and controls. After that, all of enrolled subjects were given sleep state questionnaires to assess their sleep qualities and other associated factors. Self-rating scores of sleep (SRSS) was sued to assess sleep disorder. Furthermore, another cohort with 120 CLD patients were also investigated for further confirming related findings.

resultsThe SRSS scores were significantly higher in the patients with CLD (62.94%) than those of domestic common model and internal medicine inpatients. However, all three methods of intervention were effectively decreased SRSS scores. The four mostly influencing factors of sleep states were short sleep, difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep and early morning awakening. Besides, age was identified as one of associating with sleep states. 44.67% of patients suffered from polyuria, abdominal distention or itch of skin. And those factors contributed to major risk factors of sleep disorder. Furthermore, sleep states also influenced by environmental interference (37.06%).

conclusionThe health managements of health education could reduce risk factors and implement intervention strategies, effectively decreased occurrence of sleep disorder related symptoms.

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chronic liver diseaseself-rating scores of sleepSleep disorders

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