SYMPTOM PROFILE OF SUBSTANCE INDUCED PSYCHOSIS VERSUS PSYCHOSIS WITH COMORBID SUBSTANCE AT KUWAIT ADDICTION TREATMENT CENTER

Authors

  • Sameh Mohamed Yousri Bondok Psychiatry senior registrar, Addiction Treatment Centre, Kuwait
  • Marwa Mohsen Ramadan Lecturer of community medicine, Faculty of Medicine for girls, Al- Azhar University.
  • Hossam Ahmed Ali Psychiatry registrar, Addiction Treatment Centre, Kuwait
  • Najla Homoud Al- Ayyadhi Public Health Directorate, Ministry of Health. Department of Public Health. State of Kuwait. Kuwait Corresponding author: Sameh Mohamed Yousri Bondok

Keywords:

Substance use disorder, Dual diagnosis, Psychosis with comorbid substance use, psychosis

Abstract

The determination of possible indicators of the abnormalities could facilitate their detection and management because the differential diagnosis of substance-induced psychotic disorder and psychosis with comorbid substance is especially difficult while in a severe admittance when psychotic symptoms are at their worst. The article compares individuals with substance-induced psychosis and individuals with psychosis and concomitant drug to examine the phenomenological elements and many factors affecting the clinical picture

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Published

2022-10-28

Issue

Vol. 15 (2022): WBPH

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Articles

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SYMPTOM PROFILE OF SUBSTANCE INDUCED PSYCHOSIS VERSUS PSYCHOSIS WITH COMORBID SUBSTANCE AT KUWAIT ADDICTION TREATMENT CENTER. (2022). World Bulletin of Public Health, 15, 129-139. https://scholarexpress.net/index.php/wbph/article/view/1555