Table 5.

The impact of cybervictimization on the management plan of each reported condition.

Category and condition			Reported impact
Endocrine, nutritional, and metabolic diseases
	Diabetes mellitus	Healthy eating (reported by multiple participants in this category) Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness (reported by multiple participants in this category) Monitoring at home (eg, blood sugar) Avoiding particular types of food Avoiding smoking Avoiding excessive drinking Exercise and physical activity Regular medications
Mental and behavioral disorders
	GADa	Other lifestyle changes such as relaxing Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Exercise and physical activity
	Depression	Avoiding smoking Healthy eating (reported by multiple participants in this category) Regular follow-up with GPb Counseling sessions Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Regular medications Alternative and complementary medicine (such as herbal treatment, aromatherapy, and acupuncture) Avoiding excessive drinking
	Unspecified mental health condition	Healthy eating Counseling sessions Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Avoiding smoking Exercise and physical activity
	Asperger syndrome	Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness
	PTSDc	Medications on need (over the counter) Regular follow-up with a specialist Regular follow-up with other health care professionals Counseling sessions Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Other lifestyle changes Regular medications
	Bipolar affective disorder	Regular follow-up with other health care professionals Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Avoiding excessive drinking
Diseases of the nervous system
	MEd	Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Other lifestyle changes Avoiding excessive drinking
	Epilepsy	Healthy eating Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Medications on need (prescription)
	Migraine	Healthy eating
	Narcolepsy	Healthy eating Self-monitoring at home (eg, blood sugar) Avoiding a particular type of food Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Avoiding excessive drinking Exercise and physical activity Regular medications
	Restless leg syndrome	Regular follow-up with GP Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Regular medications
Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue
	Rheumatoid arthritis	Healthy eating Medications on need (over the counter) Alternative and complementary medicine (such as herbal treatment, aromatherapy, and acupuncture) Other management Avoiding a particular type of food Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Exercise and physical activity Other lifestyle changes
	Fibromyalgia	Healthy eating (reported by multiple participants in this category) Self-monitoring at home (eg, blood sugar) Other management Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Other lifestyle changes Regular medications (reported by multiple participants in this category) Medications on need (prescription) Regular follow-up with GP Avoiding a particular type of food Medications on need (prescription)
Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
	Eczema or acne	Healthy eating Alternative and complementary medicine (such as herbal treatment, aromatherapy, and acupuncture) Avoiding excessive drinking
	Psoriasis	Exercise and physical activity (reported by multiple participants in this category)
Diseases of the genitourinary system
	Menstrual disorders	Healthy eating Regular follow-up with a specialist Counseling sessions Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness Avoiding smoking Exercise and physical activity Regular medications
Diseases of the circulatory system
	Heart disease	Regular follow-up with GP (reported by multiple participants in this category) Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness (reported by multiple participants in this category) Regular medications
Congenital malformations, deformations, and chromosomal abnormalities
	Ehlers-Danlos syndrome	Medications on need (over the counter) Medications on need (prescription) Alternative and complementary medicine (such as herbal treatment, aromatherapy, and acupuncture) Exercise and physical activity (reported by multiple participants in this category) Counseling sessions Avoiding particular triggers that exacerbate illness (reported by multiple participants in this category) Other lifestyle changes

^aGAD: generalized anxiety disorder.

^bGP: general practitioner.

^cPTSD: posttraumatic stress disorder.

^dME: myalgic encephalomyelitis.