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[Psychosomatic aspects of hypertension treatment]
W Meyer1, V E Kollenbaum, G J Meyer
1Klinik für Nephrologie, Universität Kiel.
Praxis
|August 2, 1995
Abstract:
The outlines of doctor-patient relationship are important for the integration of non-drug therapy and drug-therapy in hypertension. Reliable cooperation between patient and physician is an important goal in treatment of hypertensive patients, which implies listening to the patient and a sufficient amount of time. This is especially important for the motivation of these hypertensives, which eventually will take psychotherapy or--and this is the larger group--look for a talk with the doctor and situational relief. An often practised part of this doctor-patient relationship is relaxation therapy.