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Psychiatric Disorders in Renal Disease | Social Support | Sexual Dysfunction | Treatment Adherence | Withdrawal From Dialysis | Renal Palliative Care | Psychopharmacology in Renal Disease | Drug–Drug Interactions | Conclusion

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In this chapter, we cover psychiatric issues in chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end-stage renal disease (ESRD), including comorbid psychiatric disorders, social support, sexual dysfunction, treatment adherence, withdrawal from dialysis, renal psychiatric palliative care, psychotherapy and psychopharmacology (including psychiatric adverse effects of renal drugs), and drug interactions. Renal transplantation is also discussed in Chapter 29, “Organ Transplantation,” and Chapter 32, “Pediatrics,” and hemodialysis for toxic ingestions is covered in Chapter 35, “Medical Toxicology.” Electrolyte disorders are discussed in Chapter 21, “Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders.”

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