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Self-Poisoning With Antihypertensive Drugs: Clinical, Psychological and Sociodemographic Factors and General Approaches to Prevention

The study of the clinical group of patients with self-poisoning with antihypertensive drugs is an urgent complex task due to its heterogeneity, high comorbidity of somatic and mental (depressive) disorders, as well as combination of a number of unfavorable social and environmental stress factors. In the present review, based on identifying the relatively specific psychological and sociodemographic groups, and risk factors of self-poisoning antihypertensive drugs the necessity of clinical-psychological support of patients with self-poisoning. General principles of suicide prevention among the groups most at risk in the primary care network formulated. 