Association of Sleep Disorders and Mood State with Dopamine and Serotonin Levels in Alcoholism: A Psychological Comparative

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Majd Dameh
Shahd Emad
Duha Mahdi Hussein
Dhafer Rahman Al-janabi
Mahmood Al-Mualm
Badralbdoor Salah Altamimi

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The sleep disorder and mood state is affected by different factors, alcoholism is one of the important problem contributed on different health disorders, present study aims to assessment of sleep disorders and mood state with dopamine and serotonin level in alcoholism, results show a significant reduction in age, sleep duration, serotonin and dopamine and significant elevation of BMI, the sleep duration  less than 5 hours was high percentage in alcoholism (63.41%) and more than 5 hours was lower in alcoholism (16.66%). three categories of mood state including bad, moderate and good mood were had (63.41, 12.19, 21.95)% respectively. all control group was has good mood (100%),  the dopamin level shows in less than 5 hour  category  non-sig differences reduction in alcoholism (p 0.555), while significant elevation in control group (p 0.035). the serotonin level shows in less than 5 hours category non-sig decresed in the alcoholism (p 0.647), and  non-sig elevation in control group (p 0.525). The dopamine and serotonin levels according to mood state show significant differences (p 0.000) in dopamine level between mood state categories of  alcoholism and control, but no significant differences  within the alcoholism mood state categories, The serotonin level also shows significant differences among groups (p 0.005), its elevated in moderate mood of alcoholism and in good mood of control group, The correlation coefficient between dopamine and sleep duration was non-significant weak positive correlation (r 0.069, p 0.666), while in control group significant inverse correlation (r -.383, p 0.037). The correlation coefficient between serotonin and sleep duration shows non-significant weak positive association (r 0.016, p 0.921) in alcoholism group and in control group non-significant inverse correlation (r -0.279, p 0.135), the sleep time according to mood state shows non-significant differences in alcoholism mood state categories and significant with control group,  Current finding concluded that the reduction in dopamine and serotonin reduction in alcoholism may be effected in the sleep duration and mood state

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Dameh, M., Emad, S., Hussein, D. M., Al-janabi, D. R., Al-Mualm, M., & Altamimi, B. S. (2022). Association of Sleep Disorders and Mood State with Dopamine and Serotonin Levels in Alcoholism: A Psychological Comparative. Journal for ReAttach Therapy and Developmental Diversities, 5(1), 114–121. Retrieved from https://jrtdd.com/index.php/journal/article/view/71
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