Browne, G., et al., Sertraline and interpersonal psychotherapy, alone and combined, in the treatment of patients with
dysthymic disorder in primary care: a 2 year comparison of effectiveness and cost.
Sertraline and / or interpersonal psychotherapy for patients with
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Not exact matches
While affective symptom severity levels are anchored to the diagnostic thresholds for all depressive and manic conditions, including MDE, minor depressive /
dysthymic disorder, mania, and hypomania, weekly levels were assigned regardless of whether the patient was
in an RDC - defined episode.
In children and adolescents, the most frequently diagnosed mood
disorders are major depressive
disorder,
dysthymic disorder, and bipolar
disorder.
According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
Disorders (DSM IV), negative or unstable self - perceptions are a key component
in the diagnostic criteria of major depressive
disorders, manic and hypomanic episodes,
dysthymic disorders, dissociative
disorders, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and
in personality
disorders, such as borderline, narcissistic and avoidant behavior.
In addition to the symptoms listed previously for
dysthymic disorder, a child with MDD may cry daily; withdraw from others; become extremely self - critical; talk about dying; or even think about, plan, or carry out a suicide attempt.