Population regularities of the prevalence of coronary heart disease and psychosocial risk factors in men in a medium-urbanized city of Western Siberia

Abstract

Purpose of the study: to determine associations of the prevalence of coronary heart disease and some psychosocial risk factors (negative affective states) among men 25–64 years old in the open population of a mid-urban city in Western Siberia.Material and methods. A cross-sectional study with a response rate of 85.0 % was conducted on a representative sample of men 25–64 years old in the city of Tyumen (n = 1000). To determine the levels of personal anxiety, depression, hostility, vital exhaustion, and sleep quality, the standard WHO MONICA-MOPSY questionnaire was used.Results. In the open population of a mid-urban city in Western Siberia, psychosocial risk factors for CVD are significantly common in men aged 25–64 years: personal anxiety (92.4 %), depression (23.6 %), sleep disturbance (50.9 %), hostility (70.0 %), vital exhaustion (54.5 %). Frequency of detection of high gradations of psychosocial risk factors for CVD – personal anxiety (36.6 %), depression (4.6 %), sleep disorders (9.5 %), hostility (46.4 %), vital exhaustion (15.9 %) – increases with age, reaching a maximum in the sixth decade of life. In men 25–64 years old in a mid-urban city in Western Siberia with the presence of IHD, high levels of PSF are more common than in persons without IHD – personal anxiety (OR 4.07), depression (OR 21.07), sleep disorders (OR 5.05) , hostility (OR 2.71), vital exhaustion (OR 6.02); with the presence of «definite» IHD – significantly more often – personal anxiety (OR 9.51), depression (OR 39.84), sleep disturbance (OR 5.28), hostility (OR 4.65), vital exhaustion (OR 14. eleven).Conclusions. Thus, analysis of the definition of psychosocial risk factors associated with the prevalence of coronary heart disease in men 25–64 years old seems necessary to use when developing a preventive program to reduce high cardiovascular risk in the open population of a mid-urban city in Western Siberia, focused primarily on regulation of psychological parameters.