IMSAInternational Medical Sciences Academy

JIMSA › Vol 36 No 1 · January–March 2023

Systematic Review · pages 107–110

Emotion Regulation in Chronic Kidney Disease

A Systematic Review - Shaurya Kaul, Amra Ahsan, Narinder Pal Singh, Anish Kumar Gupta

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A Systematic Review - Shaurya Kaul, Amra Ahsan, Narinder Pal Singh, Anish Kumar Gupta. Emotion Regulation in Chronic Kidney Disease. J Int Med Sci Acad. 2023;36(1):107–110.

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Emotional regulation encompasses both positive and negative sentiments, as well as how to strengthen, use, and manage them. Chronic illnesses often face sudden changes in behavioural expectations, which can lead to emotional distress associated with self-mana gement behaviours. CKD patients with or without dialysis, experience emotional disturbances that negatively impact their quality of life, including mental, emotional, spiritual, social, physical and financial worries. The relationship between emotional distress and emotion regulation is unclear, but the article suggests that patients experiencing emotional distress may struggle with emotion regulation.

Keywords
Emotion Regulation, Chronic Kidney Disease, Dialysis, patient, physical health, Science Direct as the search engine. 1PhD Scholar, Faculty of Behavioural Sciences

Published January–March 2023 · Free to read