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is itself a risk factor for BD (48) and was associated with DS in the reviewed s...
What this article backs
- Bipolar Disorder Dissociative Symptoms
- Childhood Trauma Dissociative Symptoms
- Childhood Trauma Bipolar Disorder
- Dissociative Symptoms Suicide Risk
- Dissociative Symptoms Psychosis Risk
- Dissociative Symptoms Bipolar Disorder Treatment Precision
- Bipolar Disorder increases Dissociative Symptoms.
- Childhood Trauma increases Dissociative Symptoms.
- Childhood Trauma increases Bipolar Disorder.
- Dissociative Symptoms increases Suicide Risk.
- Dissociative Symptoms correlates with Psychosis Risk.
- Dissociative Symptoms decreases Bipolar Disorder Treatment Precision.
In its own words
is itself a risk factor for BD (48) and was associated with DS in the reviewed studies, this factor may explain a significant proportion of the co-occurrence of DD/DS and BD
replicated results suggest that DS are associated with psychotic symptoms, suicide attempts, and a poorer response to treatment
DS/DD are more common in bipolar disorder than in healthy controls or in unipolar depression, are related to childhood trauma
DS are associated with psychotic symptoms, suicide attempts, and a poorer response to treatment
DS/DD are more common in bipolar disorder than in healthy controls or in unipolar depression
