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Information × Registration Number 0226U001981, (0121U108291) , R & D reports Title 623. Characteristics of Treatment and Rehabilitation of Common Therapeutic Diseases in Overweight Patients in Family Practice popup.stage_title Вивчення особливості перебігу, лікування, реабілітації розповсюджених захворювань терапевтичного профілю у пацієнтів з надмірною масою тіла в практиці сімейного лікаря. Head Velychko Valentyna I., д.мед.н. Registration Date 04-02-2026 Organization Odessa National Medical University popup.description1 To increase the effectiveness of treatment, rehabilitation in patients with overweight and common therapeutic diseases in the practice of family medicine. popup.description2 The quality of life of patients with prediabetes in combination with excess body weight is impaired mainly due to a decrease in physical health indicators (physical functioning (65.7±6.75) points versus (83.4±6.21) points in the control group). Screening for diabetes mellitus is an effective method of early diagnosis of this pathology, as well as identifying risk groups, primarily prediabetes, among the population for further targeted prevention of carbohydrate metabolism disorders and their complications. In the case of combination of type 2 diabetes with hypertension, the use of standard antihypertensive therapy in the form of a combination of ACE inhibitors and long-acting calcium antagonists allow to achieve control over blood pressure in most patients. Additional education of patients in the "School of Diabetes and Overweight" regarding diet therapy, physical activity, self-monitoring of glycemia and blood pressure allows to achieve better control of AH in the form of reduction AТ allows for better control of AH in the form of a reduction. Product Description popup.authors Valentyna I. Velichko Volodymyr I. Synenko Halina V. Kornovan Larysa I. Kolotvina Halina I. Danylchuk Yaroslava I. Venher Yuliia I. Tsyunchik Dar'ia O. Lahoda Yana I. Bazhora Veronika M. Nazarian Anastasiia V. Myrhorod popup.nrat_date 2026-02-04 Close