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Psychosomatic Medicine: Obesity

Obesity and psychiatric disorders such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and severe mental illness are interlinked and impact individuals' quality of life. Learn about the relationship between psychiatric conditions and obesity from expert Dr. Seyed Shahab Bani Hashem, Assistant Professor of Psychosomatic Medicine at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences. Understand the implications for health, body image, functional impairment, and treatment adherence. Explore how factors like stress, immunity, cognition, and eating behaviors play a role in this complex relationship. Get insights on psychiatric medications contributing to weight gain and the management of substance use disorders in relation to obesity.

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Psychosomatic Medicine: Obesity

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  1. Psychosomatic Medicine: Obesity دکتر سید شهاب بنی هاشم متخصص روانپزشکی فلوشیپ سایکوسوماتیک استادیار دانشگاه علوم پزشکی شهید بهشتی بیمارستان طالقانی

  2. Insight

  3. PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITIES OF OBESITY

  4. Depression

  5. Depression • increased appetite and low energy(DSM-5)

  6. Depression • increased appetite and low energy(DSM-5) • depression among obese patients19 to 66

  7. Obesity may lead to depression

  8. Obesity may lead to depression • affecting health andbody image

  9. Obesity may lead to depression • affecting health andbody image • increasing functional impairment

  10. Obesity may lead to depression • affecting health andbody image • increasing functional impairment • decreasing quality of lifeand physical activity

  11. Obesity may lead to depression • affecting health andbody image • increasing functional impairment • decreasing quality of lifeand physical activity • adding to stigma

  12. Depression may lead to obesity

  13. Depression may lead to obesity • elevated stress reaction

  14. Depression may lead to obesity • elevated stress reaction • impairing immunity

  15. Depression may lead to obesity • elevated stress reaction • impairing immunity • negative cognitions

  16. Depression may lead to obesity • elevated stress reaction • impairing immunity • negative cognitions • eating behaviors

  17. Depression may lead to obesity • elevated stress reaction • impairing immunity • negative cognitions • eating behaviors • poor adherence to treatment

  18. Anxiety

  19. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population

  20. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population • specific phobia, social phobiaand PTSD

  21. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population • specific phobia, social phobiaand PTSD • HPA axis dysfunction

  22. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population • specific phobia, social phobiaand PTSD • HPA axis dysfunction • cravings for high sugar and high fat

  23. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population • specific phobia, social phobiaand PTSD • HPA axis dysfunction • cravings for high sugar and high fat • Trauma

  24. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population • specific phobia, social phobiaand PTSD • HPA axis dysfunction • cravings for high sugar and high fat • Trauma

  25. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population • specific phobia, social phobiaand PTSD • HPA axis dysfunction • cravings for high sugar and high fat • Trauma Anxiety

  26. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population • specific phobia, social phobiaand PTSD • HPA axis dysfunction • cravings for high sugar and high fat • Trauma Anxiety

  27. Anxiety • Affecting25 percent of the population • specific phobia, social phobiaand PTSD • HPA axis dysfunction • cravings for high sugar and high fat • Trauma Anxiety Eating disorder

  28. Severe Mental Illness

  29. Severe Mental Illness • schizophrenia • bipolar disorder

  30. Severe Mental Illness • schizophrenia • bipolar disorder • 60 percent

  31. Severe Mental Illness • schizophrenia • bipolar disorder • 60 percent • combination of atypicals and mood stabilizers

  32. Psychiatric Medications and Weight Gain

  33. Psychiatric Medications and Weight Gain • Olanzapine

  34. Psychiatric Medications and Weight Gain • Olanzapine • Mirtazapine

  35. Psychiatric Medications and Weight Gain • Olanzapine • Mirtazapine • divalporex

  36. Substance Use Disorders

  37. Substance Use Disorders • substance use remission often results in weight gain

  38. Medications for weight loss

  39. Indication

  40. Indication • BMI>30 or

  41. Indication • BMI>30 or • BMI >27 with serious comorbidities

  42. Indication • BMI>30 or • BMI >27 with serious comorbidities • Diet

  43. Indication • BMI>30 or • BMI >27 with serious comorbidities • Diet • exercise plan are essential

  44. addiction and serious side effects

  45. addiction and serious side effects • Amphetamines

  46. addiction and serious side effects • Amphetamines • substance abuse

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