OBSESÄ°F KOMPULSÄ°F BOZUKLUK ve PANÄ°K BOZUKLUÄU OLAN ...
OBSESÄ°F KOMPULSÄ°F BOZUKLUK ve PANÄ°K BOZUKLUÄU OLAN ...
OBSESÄ°F KOMPULSÄ°F BOZUKLUK ve PANÄ°K BOZUKLUÄU OLAN ...
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Patients with comorbid bipolar disorder were predominantly male and younger<br />
than non-bipolar patients. Episodic course were prominent in patients with bipolar<br />
comorbidity and their family history showed higher prevalence of bipolar disorder and<br />
depresion than non-bipolar patients. The mean number of lifetime depressi<strong>ve</strong> episode was<br />
also higher in bipolar comorbid patients. Depressi<strong>ve</strong> temperament was not detected<br />
among bipolar comorbid patients. Cyclothymic temperament was more predominant<br />
among bipolar OCD patients.<br />
Conclusion: We conclude that there is significant rate of bipolar comorbidity in<br />
patients with OCD and PD. To know their clinical and sociodemographic features might<br />
help to diagnose this comorbidity which could be o<strong>ve</strong>rlooked in clinical practice. This<br />
may be important for the treatment of this patients and to impro<strong>ve</strong> their clinical course.
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