IMPROVEMENT OF REHABILITATION AND REHABILITATION CRITERIA FOR PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES

Abstract

Among the most urgent problems of modern healthcare in the group of therapeutic ones, the problem of diagnostics, therapeutic tactics and medical prognosis in polymorbid pathology is distinguished. The "complexity category" increases many times if a somatic disease is combined with a systemic multiple organdisease, such as diabetes mellitus. With comorbid pathology, the course and prognosis of the disease changes qualitatively, the diagnostic value of standard evaluation criteria decreases, and special management tactics for such patients are required. The manifestations of comorbid pathology in DM change, are distorted by the clinical picture of complications, which creates certain difficulties in diagnosis. At the same time, comorbid pathology should not be underestimated. There is no doubt that diseases of internal organs affect the course and prognosis of DM. Experience shows that not always the treatment of somatic diseases that provides a good effect in patients without DM can achieve similar results in patients with DM. All these issues require a systematic approach and further study. It is possible to change the existing situation by creating an adequate system for providing medical and diagnostic care based on a systematic analysis with the identification of risk factors that affect the occurrence and course of comorbid pathology, i.e., go to the issues of forecasting.( Klimentieva G. I. Kournikova I. A. et al.., 2012)