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Secondary Psychiatric Disorders in Patients with Skin Diseases
Clinical Dermatology ReviewSecondary psychiatric disorders develop during the course of a chronic dermatological illness. These include depression, anxiety, psychosis, adjustment disorders, substance use disorders, and delirium.
Sreejayan Kongasseri
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Basic aspects of psychodermatology.
Psychiatria Danubina, 2008 Psychodermatological or psychocutaneous disorders are conditions resulting from the interaction between the mind and the skin. There are three major groups of psychodermatological disorders; psychophysiologic disorders, psychiatric disorders with dermatologic symptoms, and dermatologic disorders with psychiatric symptoms.
Šitum, Mirna +3 more
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Assessment and study of changes psychosomatic state of the vegetative nervous system of patients with rosacea [PDF]
Саратовский научно-медицинский журнал, 2012 <p><em>Aims. </em>The study aimed an identifying of signs of the vegetative nervous system and detailed study of the psychological characteristics of patients with rosacea. <em>Materials and methods.
Davydova A.V., Morrison A.V., Utz S.R.
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Psychodermatology: Basics Concepts
Acta Dermato Venereologica, 2014 Psychodermatology is a relatively new field of medicine. It encompasses the interaction of mind and skin. The role of psychoneuroimmunology in the causation of psychocutaneous disorders and psychosocial aspects of skin disease have gained momentum lately.
Mohammad, Jafferany, Katlein, Franca
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Psychological Profile of Patients Presenting with Dermatological Complaints: A Cross-sectional Study
Clinical Dermatology ReviewObjectives: The study evaluates the psychological profile in patients presenting to a dermatological clinic in Mumbai, India. Materials and Methods: We evaluated anxiety, depression, stress, anger, body image, and relationships in 63 outpatients ...
Ram H Malkani +3 more
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Psychiatria i Psychologia Kliniczna, 2014 Introduction: Occurrence of a chronic disease means for an affected person significant changes in life and the disease itself can be seen in various categories. Assessment of the disease often affects its acceptance, which in turn affects the choice of
Joanna Miniszewska, Marta Adamska
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Psychodermatology: An emotional response [PDF]
Nature, 2012 As the link between stress and psoriasis flare-ups becomes clearer, it seems the most vulnerable patients require a new type of treatment.
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Acta Dermato-VenereologicaSkin conditions carry a significant physical, psychological, and social burden. People with skin conditions often engage in health-threatening behaviours that can worsen symptoms and increase cardiovascular disease risk.
Rachael M. Hewitt +4 more
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Chronic Itch Affects Patients’ Ability to Experience Pleasure: Anhedonia in Itchy Disorders
Acta Dermato-VenereologicaAnhedonia, the reduced ability to experience pleasure, is a prevalent symptom in various psychiatric disorders, but has not been investigated in dermatological conditions, particularly those characterized by chronic itch.
Aleksandra Stefaniak +4 more
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