Türkiye'deki depremzedelerde ağrı şiddeti, hareket korkusu ve düşme korkusu: kesitsel gözlemsel çalışma

Aims: On February 6, 2023, devastating earthquakes struck 11 provinces in Turkiye, leading to significant physical and psychological consequences for survivors. This study aimed to determine the frequency of pain intensity, fear of movement, and fear of falling among earthquake survivors and to examine their relationships with each other, as well as with psychological resilience and physical activity level.Methods: This observational, cross-sectional study included 184 survivors (93 males-91 females; mean age: 34.02±10.76 years) with no pre-earthquake pain or physical trauma. Pain intensity, fear of movement, fear of falling, physical activity level, and psychological resilience were assessed using the ‘Numerical Pain Scale’, ‘Causes of Fear of Movement Scale’, ‘Modified Falls Efficacy Scale’, ‘Short Form of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire’, and ‘Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale’, respectively between May 02/2023 and July 30/2023. Pearson correlation analysis was performed to examine associations between these parameters.Results: 46.7% of participants had fear of movement, 33.2% had fear of falling, and 37.7-50.5% experienced moderate to severe pain. Fear of movement was significantly associated with pain intensity, including headache (r=0.275, p

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Türkiye'deki depremzedelerde ağrı şiddeti, hareket korkusu ve düşme korkusu: kesitsel gözlemsel çalışma

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Türkiye'deki depremzedelerde ağrı şiddeti, hareket korkusu ve düşme korkusu: kesitsel gözlemsel çalışma

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Aims: On February 6, 2023, devastating earthquakes struck 11 provinces in Turkiye, leading to significant physical and psychological consequences for survivors. This study aimed to determine the frequency of pain intensity, fear of movement, and fear of falling among earthquake survivors and to examine their relationships with each other, as well as with psychological resilience and physical activity level.Methods: This observational, cross-sectional study included 184 survivors (93 males-91 females; mean age: 34.02±10.76 years) with no pre-earthquake pain or physical trauma. Pain intensity, fear of movement, fear of falling, physical activity level, and psychological resilience were assessed using the ‘Numerical Pain Scale’, ‘Causes of Fear of Movement Scale’, ‘Modified Falls Efficacy Scale’, ‘Short Form of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire’, and ‘Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale’, respectively between May 02/2023 and July 30/2023. Pearson correlation analysis was performed to examine associations between these parameters.Results: 46.7% of participants had fear of movement, 33.2% had fear of falling, and 37.7-50.5% experienced moderate to severe pain. Fear of movement was significantly associated with pain intensity, including headache (r=0.275, p

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