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Fibromyalgia in men: comparison of psychological features with women.

OBJECTIVE
To describe possible differences in psychological factors in men compared to women with fibromyalgia syndrome (FM).


METHODS
Forty men and 160 women with FM were evaluated for anxiety, stress, and depression measured by ordinal scales and validated psychological instruments. Clinical and psychological variables were evaluated by a protocol.


RESULTS
Both men and women scored high in the psychological variables measured but the results were not significantly different between them.


CONCLUSION
There was no significant difference between men and women with FM in their psychological status.