Angústia em idosos com Diabetes Mellitus: uma contribuição para sua compreensão e enfoque
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angústia
diabetes mellitus
PINE/PNEI
idoso
estresse crônico

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Wilson, V., Campanella , C., Parisi , C., Díaz-Gerevini , G. T., Priotto , S., & Repossi , G. (2024). Angústia em idosos com Diabetes Mellitus: uma contribuição para sua compreensão e enfoque. Pinelatinoamericana, 4(3), 153-162. https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pinelatam/article/view/47613

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O “angústia” induzida pelo diabetes mellitus é a experiência emocional ou afetiva negativa que resulta do desafio de conviver com as demandas desse problema de saúde. É comum entre as pessoas que têm esta doença e é uma dificuldade para o bem-estar emocional, o autocuidado e o controle do diabetes. Nos idosos, esta condição agrava-se e é mais arriscada devido ao envelhecimento e às comorbilidades que, nesta faixa etária, podem contribuir para a perda de independência funcional e isolamento social. Estas circunstâncias, por sua vez, irão gerar progressivamente mais stress e menos bem-estar. Intervenções abrangentes, baseadas no apoio psicossocial que incluem a educação para melhorar a autocompreensão dos seus problemas, a participação ativa no trabalho psicoemocional, o fortalecimento do autocuidado e a formação de redes de ajuda, demonstraram o potencial para reduzir o estresse devido ao diabetes em idosos, melhorando a sua qualidade de vida e, portanto, o controle adequado de sua condição.

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