Depression as a potential factor for the ineffectiveness of hypertension control in post-COVID-19 patients

Objective : improving the effectiveness of hypertension control in patients after COVID-19 with manifestations depression. Materials and methods: study included 48 who had suffered a coronavirus infection. The criterion for inclusion was effective blood pressure when using two-component antihypertensive therapy before development disease its absence same at time study. To identify symptoms depression, conducted Beck Depression questionnaire. Group A consisted arterial depression group B-patients without In both groups, combination renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system blocker, diuretic calcium channel blocker were used. observation carried out 4 weeks, dynamics daily parameters, evaluated. Results presence detected 39.5% patients. At study, office exceeded target level all patients, there an insufficient decrease systolic diastolic during day night, increase most indicators variability. use three-component made it possible to achieve 93.1% only 21.0% reached level. analysis showed All statistically significantly higher than B. Conclusion have infection, is necessary as factor ineffective adherence recommended therapy.