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Guter Blutzucker – gute Lebensqualität – Strategien zur Auflösung eines scheinbaren Widerspruchs

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Gute Blutzuckerwerte bei gleichzeitig hoher Lebensqualität sind möglich, wenn eine aktive und optimistische Krankheitsbewältigung, eine gute soziale Unterstützung und eine vertrauensvolle Beziehung zum Hausarzt bzw. Diabetologen bestehen.

Diabetische Akutkomplikationen, Folge- und Begleiterkrankungen, mangelnde soziale Unterstützung, zwischenmenschliche Probleme, depressive oder bagatellisierende Krankheitsbewältigung, Depressivität und Ängste sowie chronischer Stress haben einen negativen Einfluss auf die Blutzuckerregulierung und die Lebensqualität und sollten im Rahmen einer umfassenden Betreuung angesprochen werden. Therapeutische Basismaßnahmen sind eine qualifizierte Diabetesschulung in Verbindung mit einer kontinuierlichen, empathischen ärztlichen Betreuung.

Bei schwerwiegenden Problemen der Krankheitsbewältigung, geringer sozialer Unterstützung, zwischenmenschlichen Problemen oder erhöhter Stressbelastung, die sich negativ auf die Diabetestherapie auswirken, sollten ergänzend gezielte psychoedukative Interventionen angeboten werden. Im Falle psychischer Komorbidität ist eine psychotherapeutische und/oder medikamentöse Therapie indiziert.

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    Stephan Herpertz

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Albus, C. (2013). Guter Blutzucker – gute Lebensqualität – Strategien zur Auflösung eines scheinbaren Widerspruchs. In: Petrak, F., Herpertz, S. (eds) Psychodiabetologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-29908-7_8

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