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The objective of the study: To reveal the prevalence of anxiety syndrome in young men (working age) with hypertension, to compare its frequency depending on the presence and absence of obesity (OB), and also to trace its correlation with the Echo-signs of left ventricular remodeling and with eating behavior pattern. Materials and methods. 80 patients with hypertension were included in the study. The reasons for hospitalization were the deterioration of the disease course and the routine examination. Depending on body mass index, all patients were divided into 2 groups: 1patients with obesity, and 2 — the control group. All patients filled out the questionnaires to determine trait and state anxiety, and various types of eating disorders. Results and discussion. During the study, it was found out that obesity in patients with hypertension is associated with such pathological mechanisms as anxiety, which in turn leads to the progression of myocardial pathology, in particular ventricular remodeling. It is significant that the anxiety syndrome in patients with obesity is directly associated with restrained and external types of eating disorders. Conclusion. Timely detection of a high level of anxiety, as well as abnormalities in eating behavior in patients with obesity offers the opportunity to optimize medical treatment by using psychocorrective methods.

ANXIETY SYNDROME IN PATIENTS WITH ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION AND OBESITY AND ITS EFFECT ON CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS