Abstract
In real clinical practice more and more often doctors treat comorbid patients. The high prevalence of cardiovascular diseases with various comorbid conditions contributes to the progressive increase in the number of patients with a concurrence of several diseases. A comorbid patient is a serious problem for any clinician, since in this case it is necessary to take into account several components of therapy, which makes it difficult to control treatment efficiency, contributes to an increase in polypharmacy, the risk of local and systemic side effects of drugs, and reduces adherence to therapy. A comorbid patient is a serious problem for any clinician. The paper describes and discusses the clinical case of a comorbid patient, who admitted to the cardiological department initially but he had also rheumatological problems (gout), kidney affection.
Highlights
In real clinical practice more and more often doctors treat comorbid patients
The high prevalence of cardiovascular diseases with various comorbid conditions contributes to the progressive increase in the number of patients with a concurrence of several diseases
A comorbid patient is a serious problem for any clinician, since in this case it is necessary to take into account several components of therapy, which makes it difficult to control treatment efficiency, contributes to an increase in polypharmacy, the risk of local and systemic side effects of drugs, and reduces adherence to therapy
Summary
In real clinical practice more and more often doctors treat comorbid patients. The high prevalence of cardiovascular diseases with various comorbid conditions contributes to the progressive increase in the number of patients with a concurrence of several diseases. Саратова с жалобами на одышку с затрудненным вдохом, доходящую до степени удушья, уменьшающуюся в вертикальном положении (последние сутки перед госпитализацией спал сидя), отёки нижних конечностей, увеличение в объёме живота, головную боль при повышении артериального давления
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