Psychological Characteristics of Patients with Heart Disease

Abstract

This article explores the psychological characteristics commonly observed in patients with heart disease, emphasizing the emotional and mental health challenges that often accompany the condition. It discusses various psychological responses, including anxiety, depression, stress, denial, and frustration, which can significantly impact the quality of life and the effectiveness of treatment. The article highlights the importance of understanding these psychological factors in managing heart disease, advocating for a holistic approach that integrates both medical and psychological care. By addressing these emotional and mental health needs, healthcare providers can enhance patient outcomes and improve overall well-being.