Additionally, the almost significant association with calcium imbalance suggests that vigilant biochemical monitoring might be needed, as these imbalances can complicate body image issues and overall patient satisfaction with their disease management [ 39 ].
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Chest pain also showed a trend toward worsening future outlook.
Interestingly, autoimmune diseases ( p = 0.087) and peptic ulcer disease ( p = 0.080) demonstrated borderline significance, suggesting a possible trend toward higher SE scores, though not reaching conventional statistical thresholds.
Interestingly, while no statistically significant predictors were found for the future perspective subscale, the near-significant negative association of chest pain invites discourse about the interaction between unresolved physical symptoms and patients’ psychological well-being.
Other comorbidities and symptoms, including osteoporosis, arthritis, autoimmune diseases, cardiac arrest, gout, bone pain, and swelling, were not significantly linked to FP scores, although some (e.g., cardiac arrest, β = − 16.33; p = 0.118) showed a numerical trend toward worse perceptions.