Incidencia de Ansiedad y Trastorno por Atracón en Pacientes que Acuden a Cadimss del Hgz/Mf 02 Salina Cruz. Oaxaca

Diabetes Mellitus is a chronic disease with multiple comorbidities that impact quality of life, including eating disorders such as binge eating disorder, which is recognized in the DSM-5 and frequently observed in individuals with obesity. This disorder, driven by anxiety and stress, manifests as excessive food intake. This study aims to determine the incidence of anxiety and binge eating disorder in patients at the Diabetes Patient Care Center (CADIMSS) of the Mexican Social Security Institute. A prospective, descriptive, and correlational study will be conducted with 159 patients from the Family Medicine Zone Hospital 02 in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, between September and November 2024. The results will provide key insights into the prevalence of these disorders within the studied population, contributing to the development of intervention strategies to improve patient care and quality of life.