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印度东北部人群中新冠疫情期间失眠和网络依赖的患病率:一项初步研究。

Prevalence of Insomnia and Internet Dependence Amidst the COVID 19 among the Northeast Indian Population: A Preliminary Study.

作者信息

Meitei Sanjenbam Yaiphaba, Pao P S Vaveine, Baite Kh Dimkhoihoi, Konjengbam Henry

机构信息

Department of Anthropology, Manipur University, Imphal, Manipur 795003 India.

出版信息

Sleep Vigil. 2021;5(2):245-250. doi: 10.1007/s41782-021-00153-5. Epub 2021 Jul 19.

Abstract

INTRODUCTION

COVID 19 pandemic lockdown affects normal daily activities making people vulnerable to sleep disorders, including insomnia and Internet addiction. The present study explores the prevalence of insomnia and Internet addiction amidst the pandemic while staying at home.

METHODOLOGY

Data have been collected from 585 individuals of both sexes online through social media using a structured questionnaire that consists of insomnia severity and Internet addiction. Chi square and logistic regression analysis were done to associate the insomnia severity with Internet use behavior and addiction.

RESULTS

The overall prevalence of insomnia and subthreshold (mild) insomnia are 12.13% and 31.97%, respectively, with females had insomnia more than males. Internet addiction correlates with insomnia as staying online more than initially intended increases insomnia significantly.

CONCLUSION

COVID 19 pandemic lockdown affects sleep health as sleep-related disorders are on the rise, which could correlate to mental health. The study further seeks attention from researchers, health experts, and related stakeholders to develop a more holistic approach to uncover the problems and promote sleeping awareness.

摘要

引言

新冠疫情封锁影响了正常的日常活动,使人们容易出现睡眠障碍,包括失眠和网络成瘾。本研究探讨了疫情期间居家时失眠和网络成瘾的患病率。

方法

通过社交媒体在线收集了585名男女的数据,使用一份包含失眠严重程度和网络成瘾情况的结构化问卷。进行卡方检验和逻辑回归分析,以关联失眠严重程度与网络使用行为及成瘾情况。

结果

失眠和亚阈值(轻度)失眠的总体患病率分别为12.13%和31.97%,女性失眠者多于男性。网络成瘾与失眠相关,因为上网时间超过最初预期会显著增加失眠。

结论

新冠疫情封锁影响睡眠健康,因为与睡眠相关的障碍正在增加,这可能与心理健康有关。该研究进一步寻求研究人员、健康专家和相关利益攸关方的关注,以制定更全面的方法来发现问题并提高睡眠意识。

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