COMORBIDITY OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN IRANIAN TREATMENT-SEEKING OPIOID ADDICTS

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GHANI ZADEH A.; ASHKANI H.; MAANY I.

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Journal: IRANIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (IJMS) Year:2000 | Volume:25 | Issue:1-2 Page(s): 25-30

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COMORBIDITY OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN IRANIAN TREATMENT-SEEKING OPIOID ADDICTS

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GHANI ZADEH A. | ASHKANI H. | MAANY I. | Issue Writer Certificate

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SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCE • COMORBIDITY • OPIATE RELATED DISORDERS

Abstract

Background: Many studies from the West have documented the comorbidity of psychiatric disorders among patients with substance use disorder but, little has been published on this subject from Iran. Objective: To investigate the comorbidity of psychiatric disorders among substance use disorders in two central and southern provinces of Iran. Method: Psychiatric and substance use disorder comorbidity was assessed by means of the Research Version of Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I Disorders (SCID-I) during the admission process of 89 treatment-seeking opioid addicts. Results: All psychiatric disorders comorbidity (excluding substance use disorder) during lifetime and current time frames were 78.7% and 74.8%, respectively. Mood disorder was found to be the most frequent, although most of this rate is accounted for by substance-induced mood disorder (57.3% of the subjects). Conclusion: Psychiatric disorders comorbidity, especially substance-induced mood disorder, was common among the subjects, and Axis I psychiatric disorder does not seem to precede opioid dependency in the majority of opioid addicts seeking treatment.

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GHANI ZADEH, A., ASHKANI, H., & MAANY, I.. (2000). COMORBIDITY OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN IRANIAN TREATMENT-SEEKING OPIOID ADDICTS. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (IJMS), 25(1-2), 25-30. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/275883/en

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GHANI ZADEH A., ASHKANI H., MAANY I.. COMORBIDITY OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN IRANIAN TREATMENT-SEEKING OPIOID ADDICTS. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (IJMS)[Internet]. 2000;25(1-2):25-30. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/275883/en

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A. GHANI ZADEH, H. ASHKANI, and I. MAANY, “COMORBIDITY OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN IRANIAN TREATMENT-SEEKING OPIOID ADDICTS,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (IJMS), vol. 25, no. 1-2, pp. 25–30, 2000, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/275883/en

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