PURPOSE: (1) Investigation of dependence between first symptoms of the @entity6509 and with surviving of critical life events. (2) Description of the dissimilarity in intensity of the stress at illness and healthy. (3) Estimation of impact of stressful situations for escalating of changes in course of the disease. (4) Comparison of the subjective estimation of @entity1 ' health. MATERIAL AND METHODS: 40 @entity1 with @entity6509 , in the age of 25-75 years, were examined and 40 healthy volunteers, matched to the sex, age, social-economic background. The Holms' and Rahes' modified Social Readjustment Rating Scale questionnaire was applied and the @entity24180 questionnaire by @entity8115 and Sza  dzi  ski. RESULTS: Investigations showed dissimilarities of events met in the number and intensity of the stress between sick @entity1 and volunteers. Symptoms of the acne are escalating as a result of caused emotions with primary evaluation. The image of the subjective estimation of @entity1 ' health is showing their motivation to recover. CONCLUSIONS: (1) @entity1 with @entity6509 in the period before the occurring of first symptoms of the disease, comparatively with @entity1 from the control group, they experienced the bigger number of critical life events. (2) The stress intensity resulting from the number of critical life events, is significantly higher at sick @entity1 in the relation to the control group. (3) At @entity1 with @entity6509 emotions resulting of the estimation of the primary stressful situation tightening symptoms of the disease. (4) The subjective estimation of @entity1 ' health is essential predicate of psychodermatological therapy releasing potential health possibilities at the @entity1 .

Role of psychological factors in course of the XXXX .

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['Patients', 'patients', 'patient', 'people', 'persons'] @entity8115 :: ('2043', 'Gene') :: ['Sek'] @entity24180 :: ('MESH:C535776', 'Disease') :: ['WZS'] @entity6509 :: ('MESH:D012393', 'Disease') :: ['rosacea']
@entity6509 :: (MESH:D012393,Disease) :: ['rosacea']
