comorbidity

What are Common Comorbid Conditions?


Some common conditions that often coexist include diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, hypertension and chronic kidney disease, and depression and anxiety. The presence of these conditions together can significantly impact the patient's overall health and complicate treatment plans.

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