Comparative analysis of clinical manifestations of anxiety and depression in patients undergoing renal replacement therapy with concomitant type 2 diabetes mellitus

Abstract

This article presents the comparative analysis results on clinical manifestations of anxiety and depression in patients undergoing renal replacement therapy, namely programmed hemodialysis, taking into account the concomitant type 2 diabetes mellitus. Patients undergoing renal replacement therapy, namely, program hemodialysis, have a higher risk of anxiety and depressive disorders than patients with chronic stage I-II kidney disease undergoing conservative therapy. Concomitant diabetes mellitus in patients undergoing renal replacement therapy causes an increase in the frequency of anxiety and depression.This article presents the comparative analysis results on clinical manifestations of anxiety and depression in patients undergoing renal replacement therapy, namely programmed hemodialysis, taking into account the concomitant type 2 diabetes mellitus. Patients undergoing renal replacement therapy, namely, program hemodialysis, have a higher risk of anxiety and depressive disorders than patients with chronic stage I-II kidney disease undergoing conservative therapy. Concomitant diabetes mellitus in patients undergoing renal replacement therapy causes an increase in the frequency of anxiety and depression.