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prevalence may be different as the rates do not apply to the local area for various
reasons for example different levels of acceptance and stoicism, and there may have
been changes in substance abuse, for example, drug dependence. Nevertheless, Table
327 and Table 328 give the estimated number and percentage of people in the area
with the conditions listed respectively, and give an indication of the degree of the
problem but it is likely to be an underestimate. Further evidence since the early 1990s
from the Sainsbury Centre (Boardman and Parsonage 2005) has consultation rates
much higher (Boardman, Sillmott et al. 2004), with the gap between males and females
much reduced. Therefore, the estimates in Table 327 should be treated with caution.
Table 327: Estimated number of people within Hull with different mental illness (based
on 1991-1992 GP consultation data for England and Wales and using October 2005
population estimates for Hull)
Condition (ICD 9 coding) Estimated number of people with the condition
by age (years) and gender
Males Males Females Females Total
0-64 65+ 0-64 65+
Neurotic disorders (300) 2,320 396 5,088 1,121 8,925
Unspecified anxiety states (300.0) 1,559 259 3,024 712 5,554
Neurotic depression (300.4) 351 80 986 214 1,631
Neurasthenia (300.5) 421 64 1,129 208 1,822
(Other) depressive disorder (311) 650 170 1,633 396 2,849
Drug dependence (304) 238 17 180 67 502
Affective psychoses (296) 381 100 762 273 1,517
Senile dementia (290.0) - 98 - 221 319
Acute confusional state (293.0) - 69 - 117 186
Manic depressive psychosis (296.0, 296.1) - 97 - 265 362
Unspecified anxiety states (300.0) - 259 - 338 598
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