comorbidity

If the depression is a comorbidity from early childhood trauma then antidepressants are limited due to trauma-related reshaping of how the brain is organized.

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My first thought as someone who has high comorbidity of autoimmune diseases is that this sounds like extremely severe neuropathic pain.

High rates of comorbidity thus invite questions about whether a nosological system is over-splitting.

Some researchers even believe that inflammation that starts in places like your gums is a cause of heart disease, rather than just a comorbidity.

Porn might be a comorbidity (what I'd put my money on), or maybe a symptom (I doubt that, too), but the idea that it's the cause is pretty odd to me.

Over-splitting would create a falsely inflated rate of comorbidity by treating multiple components of the same larger diagnostic entity as separate conditions that frequently co-occur.

Not necessarily, they could both be a comorbidity of some other factor (bad decision making causes both, for instance) but it certainly doesn’t refute it.

I also have childhood trauma that I know contributes to many of my autistic presentations — see the last section on comorbidity.

), which can look a lot like schizophrenia and can occur as a comorbidity to DID or borderline personality disorder.

I think you would be hard-pressed to find any human who has been 100 pounds overweight for any amount of time that doesn't have an obesity-related comorbidity.

I suspect the comorbidity rate is nearly 100%.

It is of utmost importance to rule out concurrent conditions, but it's a fact that "comorbidity is the rule, not the exception".

If we're going to talk about addiction as a disease and its comorbidity with mental illness surely "well he was a weak person" isn't helpful?

Quote: "Using various measures of current and lifetime drug use and accounting for alcohol-use comorbidity, the authors find predominantly insignificant relationships (both direct and indirect) between drug use and both wages and absenteeism, regardless of gender."

Comorbidity (16.5%) was slightly less than expected by chance (17.5%).