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However, no significant difference was found when compared to Results Based on the FOCI-T test, 34% of the patients in the chronic vertigo group had high risk ofĭeveloping OCD (FOCI-T >5).
The Chi square was used to analyze the relationship between chronic vertigo and obsessive– Methods 44 patients with chronic vertigo and 44 healthy volunteers performed the FOCI-T test. Objectives To study the relationship between chronic vertigo and obsessive–compulsive disorder.
Outcome as it could induce dizziness as well. Psychiatric conditions had a negative effect on treatment The 3 most common psychiatric disorders are depression (17.4%), followed by anxiety disorderĪnd obsessive-compulsive disorder. Previous research found the relationships between vestibular vertigo and psychiatric disorders. Therefore, patients with chronic dizziness often demonstrated postural instability and System plays an important role in postural control and regulating the autonomic function. The vestibular system is the most common cause, with an incidence of 80.5 percent. Background Vertigo is a hallucination feeling of the body or surroundings spinning.
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