Abstract:
Diabetes is one of the most common somatic diseases and it has social, economic and medical importance. Type II diabetes affects 6,28 % population of the world. Patients with diabetes have an increased risk of anxiety disorders. This study focused on the study of anxiety-depressive disorders in patients with type II diabetes.30 patients in TMA clininc, endocrinology department were studied. Age of patients were from 44 till 70 years old. Duration of illnes from 2 month till 14 years. Glucose in blood was 6-28 mmol/L. HADS was used to evaluate the anxiety and depression.Analysis of anxiety using HADS showed that 56,6% of patients (17 cases) have subclinical and clinical anxiety, 20% of patients have depression. According to the questionnaire, which was taken from patients, common
factors causing anxiety and depression were the long duration of diabetes mellitus, the increase in complications and low medical awareness of the disease.