Fig. 3
Characteristics of abnormal psychological and physical results in patients in two stages with different diseases. As shown in B1, in early stage the proportion of abnormal liver, kidney and lung in patients with comorbidity was higher than patients without comorbidity, while the proportion of PTSD in patients without comorbidity was higher than patients with comorbidity; the proportion of abnormal GAD-7, liver, kidney and lung in patients with diabetes was higher than patients without diabetes; the proportion of abnormal heart, kidney, and lung in patients with chronic liver disease was higher than patients without chronic liver disease; the proportion of abnormal liver, kidney and lung in patients with cardiovascular disease was higher than patients without cardiovascular disease; the proportion of abnormal liver, heart and lung in patients with chronic renal disease was higher than patients without chronic renal disease; the proportion of abnormal liver, heart and kidney in patients with COPD was higher than patients without COPD, and the proportion of abnormal GAD-7 in patients with COPD was lower than patients without COPD. As shown in B2, in late stage the proportion of abnormal liver, heart, kidney and lung in patients with comorbidity was higher than patients without comorbidity; the proportion of abnormal GAD-7 and lung in patients with diabetes was higher than patients without diabetes; the proportion of abnormal PHQ-9, heart, kidney and lung in patients with chronic liver disease was higher than the other; the proportion of abnormal liver, kidney and lung in patients with cardiovascular disease was higher than patients without cardiovascular disease; the proportion of abnormal PHQ-9, GAD-7, liver, heart and lung in patients with chronic renal disease was higher than the other; the proportion of abnormal liver and kidney in patients with COPD was higher than the other, and the proportion of abnormal PHQ-9, GAD-7 and heart in patients with COPD was lower than the other.
