Personalizirovannyy podkhod k rezhimu insulinoterapii - est' li mesto strakhu gipoglikemiy?


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Currently, much attention is paid to the quality of life of the patient as one of the indicators for assessing the effectiveness of different modes of treatment of diabetes mellitus. The main factor that reduces the quality of life of patients receiving insulin therapy, is the fear of hypoglycemia. Fear of hypoglycemia leads to severe psychological and social maladjustment and reduces adherence to the treatment. Thus, when selecting regimen of insulin therapy, not only the incidence of hypoglycemia, but its impact on quality of life, including fear of hypoglycemia, should be considered.

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