#6837 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SELF-REPORTED FATIGUE AND THE NEED FOR RECOVERY TIME AFTER THE MAINTENANCE HEMODIALYSIS SESSION: PROHEMO

Abstract Background and Aims Fatigue the need for recovery time after a hemodialysis session are frequent complaints in patients with chronic kidney disease treated maintenance (MHD). In present study, we investigated whether there is an association between self-reported fatigue HDM sessions. Method This cross-sectional study data from 239 adult participating prospective cohort “Prognostic Study of Patients on Chronic Hemodialysis” (PROHEMO), developed Salvador, BA, Brazil. We used “The Chalder Fatigue” questionnaire (CFQ-11) to calculate scores. CFQ-11 scores can range 0 33; Higher mean more intense fatigue. was categorized as: absent or mild if score <4 moderate severe ≥4. To assess hemodialysis, participants answered question: After finishing dialysis, do you usually some recover? two answer options (yes no). logistic regression estimate odds ratio (OR) adjustments age, sex, diabetes, heart failure. Results The age 52.5 ± 12.5 years, 57.7% were men, 94.5% non-white. Self-reported as 28.4% (68/233) 71.5% (171/233). prevalence 2.5 times higher (prevalence: 51.5%) than no 20.6%); ratio: 2.50 (95% confidence interval: 1.53; 4.08). regression, observed even adjusting effects failure (OR = 4.36; 95% CI: 2.21; 8.59). Conclusion results suggest that who report degree fatigue, often have greater recover end session. It interesting investigate interventions reduce undergoing MHD treatment result reduction