Neuro endocrinology letters · 2012
Prodromes, precipitants, and risk factors for relapse in bipolar disorder.
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Latalova Klara, Prasko Jan, Diveky Tomas, Kamaradova Dana, Grambal Ales, Velartova Hana
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this qualitative review is to examine prodromes, precipitants, and risk factors for repeated episodes of mania and depression in bipolar disorder.
METHODS: PubMed, EMBASE, and PsychInfo were searched for "bipolar disorder" in conjunction with: "prodromes", "triggers", and "life change events".
RESULTS: Phenomenology and prevalence of prodromes, precipitants, and risk factors are described, and their therapeutic implications are outlined.
CONCLUSIONS: Most patients with bipolar disorder are able to recognize their prodromes. This ability depends largely on insight. Psychoeducation focused on improving various aspects of insight, including treatment adherence, reduces incidence of relapses in bipolar disorder.
METHODS: PubMed, EMBASE, and PsychInfo were searched for "bipolar disorder" in conjunction with: "prodromes", "triggers", and "life change events".
RESULTS: Phenomenology and prevalence of prodromes, precipitants, and risk factors are described, and their therapeutic implications are outlined.
CONCLUSIONS: Most patients with bipolar disorder are able to recognize their prodromes. This ability depends largely on insight. Psychoeducation focused on improving various aspects of insight, including treatment adherence, reduces incidence of relapses in bipolar disorder.