Mohammed Salah Hussein
Department of gastroenterology and endoscopy, Dr Samir Abbas Hospital, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia & Department of internal medicine, faculty of medicine, Al, Egypt
Publications
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Research Article
PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION: EFFICACY AND APPLICATIONS
Author(s): Mohammed Salah Hussein*, Ahad Abdulaziz Albadi, Abdullah Saleh Alsuhaibani, Ramla Mohammed Alsameen, Bashaer Musayid B Alsaedi, Hoor Abdulelah Alzaher, Malak Ahmad Almomen, Alqurashi, Fahad Abdullah E, Rumaissa Haidar Abdeldaem Mohamed, Sultan Abdullah Aldera and Alshehri, Mohammed Ali M, Mbbs
Psychological interventions have increasingly gained recognition as a vital component in the management of hypertension. These interventions, which include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based stress reduction, and biofeedback, aim to address the psychological factors that can contribute to elevated blood pressure. Stress and anxiety, for instance, can lead to poor lifestyle choices and an increase in physiological stress responses, both of which can raise blood pressure. By utilizing techniques that promote relaxation, cognitive restructuring, and increased awareness of one’s thoughts and behaviors, individuals can learn to manage their stress more effectively, ultimately leading to better blood pressure control. Furthermore, studies have shown that these interventions can improve medication adherence, leading to more consistent treatment outcomes. Moreover, th.. Read More»