The aim was to identify association of psychiatric manifestations and laboratory data in AIT patients.
We studied 100 patients with AIT. 25% of our patients had an AIT in combination with different psychiatric disorders. We noticed different psychiatric manifestations in both groups. Patients with AIT had phobias (52%) and sleep disorders (52%). Patients with AIT in combination of psychiatric disorder had phobias (44%), generalized anxiety (92%), sleep disturbances (64%), irritability (40%), panic attacks (52%), hallucinations (72%), delirium (80%), depression (32%), attention deficit (44%). We studied such parameters as antiTPO, antiTG, TSH, FT3, FT4, prolactin and ANA.
We found significant correlations between low level of FT4 and attention deficit (β=-1.9; p=0.003), irritability (β=-2,7;p<0,001), generalized anxiety (β=-1,7;p=0,005), delirium (β=-3,0,p<0,001), hallucinations (β=-1,9;p=0,003), sleep disturbances (β=-1,6;p=0,029). A significant correlation was found between high level of TSH and attention deficit (β=2,5;p=0,009), panic attacks (β=2,5;p=0,009), irritability (β=3,7;p=0,001), delirium (β=3,0;p=0,003). Between high level of antiTPO and attention deficit (β=0,7;p=0,003), panic attacks (β=0,5;p=0,01), irritability (β=0,5;p=0,017), generalized anxiety (β=0,7;p<0,001), depression (β=0,5;p=0,015), delirium (β=0,8;p<0,001) a significant correlation was also detected. There was a significant correlation between high level of prolactin and sleep disturbances (β=1,1;p=0,028), generalized anxiety (β=3,1;p<0,001), depression (β=1,5;p=0,049), delirium (β=2,7;p<0,001). Thus we have detected that correlations between sleep disturbances, phobias and the levels of FT4 and prolactin are significant regardless of the presence of psychiatric disorder.
Several immuno-endocrine parameters significantly correlated to psychic symptoms . The same time correlations between sleep disturbances, phobias and the levels of FT4 and prolactin didn’t depend on the presence of psychiatric disorder.