LIFE WITH DIABETES IN THE COVID-19 ERA

  • Višnja Madić Prirodno matematički fakultet, Univerzitet u Nišu
  • Aleksandra Petrović
  • Dragana Jugović
  • Bojana Maksimović
  • Perica Vasiljević
Ključne reči: KOVID-19, dijabetes, sekundarne komplikacije dijabetesa, farmakoterapija, suplementi

Sažetak


Pandemija COVID-19 promenila je živote milijardi ljudi, posebno onih s hroničnim bolestima poput dijabetesa. Cilj ovog istraživanja bio je procena uticaja pandemije na fizičko i mentalno zdravlje dijabetičara koji žive na Balkanu. Ispitivanje je vršeno anketiranjem putem interneta, u aprilu 2023. godine. U ispitivanju je učestvovalo 129 osoba. Njih 76 imalo je dijagostikovan tip 1, a 53 tip 2 dijabetes. 6,97% svih ispitanika imalo je bliskog člana porodice koji je preminuo od posledica infekcije SARS-CoV-2, a čak 77,78% tih smrtnih slučajeva imalo je dijabetes i/ili kardiovaskularne bolesti. Većina ispitanika takođe je bila zaražena SARS-CoV-2 virusom. Većini ispitanika je dijabetes dijagnostikovan pre infekcije, a dijabetes uzrokovan SARS-CoV-2 uglavnom je bio tipa 2. Iako su redovno uzimali propisanu farmakoterapiju i dodatke prehrani, polovina ispitanika je imala povišen nivo šećera u krvi, dok je nivo D-dimera bio povišen uglavnom kod dijabetičara tipa 2. Takođe, hospitalizacija u akutnoj fazi bila je češća kod dijabetičara tipa 2. Većina dijabetičara patila je od poremećaja spavanja (p < 0,01), a dijabetičari tipa 2 takođe su patili i od noćnih mora (p < 0,05). Shodno tome, upotreba anksiolitika i antidepresiva bila je češća kod ljudi sa tipom 2 dijabetesa. Oporavak je bio znatno brži kod dijabetičara tipa 1, zbog manjeg broja propratnih bolesti poput hipertenzije, kardiovaskularnih bolesti i bolesti jetre, koje su bile češće kod pacijenata sa tip 2 dijabetesom. 

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