Prakt. lékáren. 2012; 8(2): 62-65

Treatment of obesity in patiens with diabetes mellitus: part two

Marcela Szabó
Městská nemocnice Neratovice

In the first part of the article, there were described the importance of obesity as a risk factor for many serious diseases, different methods of

investigation of obese patients and their treatment by lifestyle changes – diet and exercise. The second part deals with other methods of treatment

– pharmacotherapy, surgical therapy and psychotherapy. Also the influence of antidiabetic therapy on patient weight is mentioned.

Keywords: overweight and obesity, antidiabetics, surgical treatment, cognitive-behavioral approach

Published: April 23, 2012  Show citation

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