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გადაწვა, დეპრესია, შფოთვა თუ უბრალოდ დაღლილი? 4 უფასო ტესტი 8 წუთში

ყავა არ შველის. ძილი არ შველის. საკუთარ თავს ეკითხებით: ეს გადაწვაა, დეპრესია, შფოთვა თუ ქრონიკული დაღლილობა? ოთხი ვალიდირებული ტესტი ხაზავს ზღვარს — სულ 8 წუთი, უფასოდ, რეგისტრაციის გარეშე.

19.5.2026 6 min
Person at desk in dim early morning light, looking exhausted with hand on forehead, coffee cup nearby — overwhelmed worker scene.
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რატომ ერევა ეს ოთხი მდგომარეობა

These four conditions share four core symptoms: fatigue, low energy, sleep disturbance, concentration problems. But they have completely different mechanisms. Burnout is a specific reaction to chronic work stress (Maslach 1997; ICD-11 code 6B40 since 2019). Depression is a mood disorder with anhedonia (loss of the ability to feel pleasure) lasting ≥ 2 weeks (DSM-5-TR). Anxiety is disproportionate, persistent worry, often with somatic symptoms (muscle tension, gut problems). Fatigue is energy depletion that does not require low mood or worry to be present.

Confusing them costs months. The GP you tell ‘I’m tired’ prescribes a sleep aid. Say ‘burnout’ — they think vacation. Say ‘depression’ — they think SSRI. Say ‘anxiety’ — they think CBT. A test score gives you a concrete number instead of a vague feeling.

ოთხი ტესტი — რას აღმოაჩენს თითოეული

OLBI: გადაწვა (სამუშაოსთან დაკავშირებული ამოწურვა + დისტანცირება)

The Oldenburg Burnout Inventory (Demerouti 2003) measures two dimensions: exhaustion (physical, emotional, cognitive tiredness) and disengagement from work (cynicism, distancing). 16 statements, ~2 minutes. Unlike the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI, paid), the OLBI is free and covers unpaid workers too — students, caregivers, freelancers.

Burnout vs depression: burnout is domain-specific (disappears on vacation, returns on Monday). Depression is generalized — low mood at work, at home, in hobbies, Sunday at 11 a.m.

Take the OLBI burnout test

PHQ-9: დეპრესია (დაბალი განწყობა ≥ 2 კვირა)

The PHQ-9 (Kroenke 2001) is a 9-question test mapping onto the 9 DSM-5 criteria for a depressive episode. ~2 minutes. Score 0-27. A cutoff of 10 gives sensitivity 88% and specificity 85% (Levis 2019 meta-analysis, BMJ).

Question 9 concerns suicidal thoughts. Any answer above 0 is a safety signal — independent of total score. Contact your local crisis line the same day.

PHQ-9 vs burnout: if your PHQ-9 score is 12 and OLBI also indicates burnout, you may have both. Maslach 2006 shows that untreated burnout often evolves into depression within 12-24 months.

Take the PHQ-9 depression screener

GAD-7: შფოთვა (მუდმივი წუხილი)

The GAD-7 (Spitzer 2006) is a 7-question test about anxiety in the past 2 weeks. ~1 minute. Score 0-21. Cutoff 10 for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), 8 for any anxiety disorder (Plummer 2016 meta-analysis).

Anxiety and depression: ~70% of people with depression also have anxiety symptoms (NIMH). PHQ-9 and GAD-7 correlate at ~0.7 — overlapping but not identical states. If both PHQ-9 and GAD-7 are above threshold, bring both scores to the appointment.

Anxiety vs burnout: anxiety is generalized (you worry about everything: health, work, kids, the world). Burnout is contextual (you worry mainly about work, but only when you think about it).

Take the GAD-7 anxiety screener

FSS: დაღლილობა (ენერგიის ამოწურვა დეპრესიისგან განცალკევებული)

The FSS (Krupp 1989) is a 9-statement test about fatigue on a 1-7 Likert scale. The score is the mean, not the sum. Cutoff 4.0 for abnormal fatigue.

FSS differs from the other three tests. It does not ask about mood, anxiety or work. It asks exclusively about physical fatigue. That makes FSS the best filter: a score 5+ FSS with low PHQ-9 and low GAD-7 points to physical causes — hypothyroidism, anaemia, B12 deficiency, ME/CFS, long COVID.

NICE NG206 (2021) recommends routine blood work for anyone with FSS ≥ 4.0 without psychiatric explanation: TSH, full blood count, ferritin, vitamin D, B12, glucose.

Take the FSS fatigue severity test

რა მოხდება თუ რამდენიმეში დადებითი ვარ?

Overlap is the rule, not the exception. The most common combinations:

  • Burnout + depression (Maslach 2006): untreated burnout 12+ months → 5x higher depression risk. Strategy: treat BOTH. Structural work change + therapy/meds for depression.
  • Depression + anxiety (Kessler 2005): 60% of patients with major depression meet criteria for an anxiety disorder. SSRIs often treat both; CBT third.
  • Anxiety + fatigue (Lily 2019): chronic anxiety depletes cortisol → physical fatigue. Treat the anxiety → fatigue eases.
  • Burnout + fatigue + physiological (Toker 2012): elevated inflammatory markers in burnout. Check CRP/IL-6 if fatigue does not resolve after a vacation.

Also check the PSS-10 perceived stress scale if you feel stress is the primary driver.

როდის უნდა ვნახო ექიმი — და კრიზის ხაზები

GE: 116 111 (ბავშვის დაცვის ცხელი ხაზი), 112 გადაუდებელი დახმარება.

Go to a doctor (GP or psychiatrist) the same day if:

  • PHQ-9 score ≥ 10 and question 9 > 0
  • FSS score ≥ 5 + weight loss/fever/night sweats
  • Any thoughts of self-harm or suicide

Go within 2 weeks if:

  • PHQ-9 or GAD-7 score ≥ 10
  • OLBI score in red band ≥ 8 weeks
  • FSS ≥ 4.0 persisting 6+ weeks despite regular sleep

This is not a diagnosis. It is help choosing the right question to ask the doctor.

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ხშირად დასმული კითხვები

რა მოხდება თუ რამდენიმეში დადებითი ვარ?
გადაწვა + დეპრესია: most common overlap. Maslach 2006 documents 5x higher depression risk after 12+ months untreated burnout. დეპრესია + შფოთვა: 60% co-occurrence (Kessler 2005); SSRIs often treat both. შფოთვა + დაღლილობა: chronic worry depletes energy. გადაწვა + დაღლილობა: check for elevated CRP/IL-6 (Toker 2012).
Can I have all four at the same time?
Yes, and it is not rare. Long-term untreated workplace stress can produce burnout + chronic anxiety + secondary depression + physical fatigue all together. The order of treatment matters — typically address the safety items first (PHQ-9 item 9, suicidality), then the most dominant condition by score, then secondary.
Which test should I take first?
FSS first. It is the fastest filter — if fatigue is the dominant feature with no work-context or mood signal, you may need bloodwork before any mental-health intervention. If FSS is low but you feel low energy, the source is mood/anxiety/burnout, not physical fatigue.
Does HealthScorer save my answers?
No. All four calculators run entirely in your browser. Your individual answers and computed scores never leave your device. We send one anonymous event per calculator with the band string (e.g. 'phq9_band_moderate'), nothing more.

წყაროები

  1. Burnout: A Multidimensional Perspective — Maslach C, Leiter MP — Wiley [peer-reviewed]
  2. The Oldenburg Burnout Inventory: A Good Alternative to Measure Burnout and Engagement — Demerouti E, Bakker AB, Vardakou I, Kantas A (European Journal of Psychological Assessment, 2003) — European Journal of Psychological Assessment [peer-reviewed] PMID 12745462
  3. The PHQ-9: validity of a brief depression severity measure — Kroenke K, Spitzer RL, Williams JB (Journal of General Internal Medicine, 2001) — Society of General Internal Medicine [peer-reviewed] PMID 11556941
  4. A brief measure for assessing generalized anxiety disorder: the GAD-7 — Spitzer RL, Kroenke K, Williams JB, Löwe B (Archives of Internal Medicine, 2006) — American Medical Association [peer-reviewed] PMID 16717171
  5. The Fatigue Severity Scale: Application to patients with multiple sclerosis and systemic lupus erythematosus — Krupp LB, LaRocca NG, Muir-Nash J, Steinberg AD (Archives of Neurology, 1989) — American Medical Association [peer-reviewed] PMID 2803071
  6. ICD-11: Burn-out (6B40) — Problems associated with employment or unemployment — World Health Organization [guideline]
  7. Accuracy of the PHQ-9 for screening to detect major depression: individual participant data meta-analysis — Levis B, Benedetti A, Thombs BD (BMJ, 2019) — BMJ Publishing Group [PubMed meta-analysis] PMID 30967483