Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population

Introduction: Insomnia is defined as a persistent difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep, or by non-restorative sleep that causes daytime distress. Insomnia can lead to mental health issues such as depression and anxiousness, as well as an elevated risk long-term diseases or conditions like hig...

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Main Authors: Annie Jerin Retna, Raj, Kumaresan, Abathsagayam, Surya, Vishnuram, Prathap, Suganthirababu, Vignesh, Srinivasan, Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam, Preethi, Gokulan
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author Annie Jerin Retna, Raj
Kumaresan, Abathsagayam
Surya, Vishnuram
Prathap, Suganthirababu
Vignesh, Srinivasan
Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam
Preethi, Gokulan
author_facet Annie Jerin Retna, Raj
Kumaresan, Abathsagayam
Surya, Vishnuram
Prathap, Suganthirababu
Vignesh, Srinivasan
Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam
Preethi, Gokulan
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description Introduction: Insomnia is defined as a persistent difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep, or by non-restorative sleep that causes daytime distress. Insomnia can lead to mental health issues such as depression and anxiousness, as well as an elevated risk long-term diseases or conditions like high blood pressure and heart disease. COVID -19 is a significant psychological stressor for patients. Patients are vulnerable to a variety of mental health issues even after they have recovered. Aim and objectives: The aim and objective of the study is to find out the prevalence of insomnia among post COVID- 19 elderly population. Methodology: This study is a survey. The study was conducted among 300 participants of post COVID 19 Elderly population. Based upon the inclusion and exclusion criteria participants were selected. The detailed procedure was explained to the participants and a written informed consent form was obtained. The insomnia severity Index scale was circulated among the participants and the obtained data was analyzed. Result: The values were statistically analyzed. This statistical analysis shows that in 1st wave 97 males and 73 females were affected and in 2nd wave 49 males and 71 females were affected. Conclusion: This article concluded that there is prevalence of insomnia among post COVID 19 elderly population.
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spelling intimal-17592025-07-29T09:39:13Z http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1759/ Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population Annie Jerin Retna, Raj Kumaresan, Abathsagayam Surya, Vishnuram Prathap, Suganthirababu Vignesh, Srinivasan Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam Preethi, Gokulan BF Psychology Q Science (General) QR355 Virology Introduction: Insomnia is defined as a persistent difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep, or by non-restorative sleep that causes daytime distress. Insomnia can lead to mental health issues such as depression and anxiousness, as well as an elevated risk long-term diseases or conditions like high blood pressure and heart disease. COVID -19 is a significant psychological stressor for patients. Patients are vulnerable to a variety of mental health issues even after they have recovered. Aim and objectives: The aim and objective of the study is to find out the prevalence of insomnia among post COVID- 19 elderly population. Methodology: This study is a survey. The study was conducted among 300 participants of post COVID 19 Elderly population. Based upon the inclusion and exclusion criteria participants were selected. The detailed procedure was explained to the participants and a written informed consent form was obtained. The insomnia severity Index scale was circulated among the participants and the obtained data was analyzed. Result: The values were statistically analyzed. This statistical analysis shows that in 1st wave 97 males and 73 females were affected and in 2nd wave 49 males and 71 females were affected. Conclusion: This article concluded that there is prevalence of insomnia among post COVID 19 elderly population. INTI International University 2023-07 Article PeerReviewed text en cc_by_4 http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1759/1/84 text en cc_by_4 http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1759/2/ij2023_20r.pdf Annie Jerin Retna, Raj and Kumaresan, Abathsagayam and Surya, Vishnuram and Prathap, Suganthirababu and Vignesh, Srinivasan and Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam and Preethi, Gokulan (2023) Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population. INTI JOURNAL, 2023 (20). pp. 1-6. ISSN e2600-7320 https://intijournal.intimal.edu.my
spellingShingle BF Psychology
Q Science (General)
QR355 Virology
Annie Jerin Retna, Raj
Kumaresan, Abathsagayam
Surya, Vishnuram
Prathap, Suganthirababu
Vignesh, Srinivasan
Vinodhkumar, Ramalingam
Preethi, Gokulan
Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population
title Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population
title_full Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population
title_fullStr Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population
title_full_unstemmed Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population
title_short Prevalence of Insomnia among Post Covid 19 Elderly Population
title_sort prevalence of insomnia among post covid 19 elderly population
topic BF Psychology
Q Science (General)
QR355 Virology
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http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1759/1/84
http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1759/2/ij2023_20r.pdf