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            Table 4. (Continued)
            No.          Author           Year of     State    Disease    Depression           Results
                                        publication                     assessment tools
            21    Das et al., 2013 197     2013    West Bengal  Diabetes   DSM-IV      Depression was highly prevalent
                                                              mellitus                 in patients with Type 2 diabetes
                                                                                       mellitus and led to a lower quality
                                                                                       of life.
            22    Balhara and Sagar, 2011 198  2011  New Delhi  Diabetes   PHQ-9       Depression was highly prevalent
                                                              mellitus                 in patients with Type 2 diabetes
                                                                                       mellitus.
            Abbreviations: MINI-5: Mini international neuropsychiatric interview, Version 5; MDD: Major depressive disorder; IBS: Irritable bowel syndrome;
            HDRS: Hamilton depression rating scale; AMD: Age-related macular degeneration; GDS: Geriatric depression scale; SCID-CV: Structured clinical
            interview for DSM-IV Axis I disorders, clinical version; TTH: Tension-type headache; ICD-10: International classification of diseases, tenth revision;
            PHQ-9: Patient health questionnaire-9; HSC-25: Hopkins symptoms checklist-25; HADS: Hospital anxiety and depression scale;
            OCD: Obsessive-compulsive disorder; DR-TB: Drug-resistant tuberculosis; COPD: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; DSM-IV: Diagnostic and
            statistical manual of mental disorders, fourth edition.


































                                           Figure 5. Depression comorbidity association network

            resistant tuberculosis (TB) has become another significant   and depression scale. This suggests that as the severity of
            concern. It is generally categorized into two types:   glaucoma worsens, individuals may experience higher
            multidrug-resistant and extensive drug-resistant TB. In   levels of anxiety and depression.  Academic stress has
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            North India, Srinivasan et al. discovered that psychological   meanwhile been linked with oral health issues, with higher
            problems  such  as  depression  and  anxiety  are  common   perceived stress scores correlating with increased cases of
            among patients with chronic illnesses who also have TB.    caries (the decay and crumbling of a tooth). 137
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            In a cross-sectional prevalence study, Dayal et al. examined
            200  patients  attending  a  glaucoma  outpatient clinic  at a   These studies illustrate the importance of recognizing
            prestigious eye hospital in Pune, India. Their investigation   and addressing mental health in the overall management of
            revealed that the severity of the disease was strongly   medical conditions to ensure comprehensive and effective
            correlated with elevated scores on the Hospital anxiety   patient care.




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