AFFECTIVE DISORDERS AS A WEIGHTENING FACTOR IN ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE THERAPY

this article describes the aggravating effect of affective disorders, in particular depressive disorders, on the course of alcohol dependence, their influence on the frequency of relapses during the therapy of alcoholism, the formation of suicidal behavior in patients with a combined course of alcohol dependence and affective disorders in a comparative aspect with patients with alcohol dependence. burdened with affective disorders. The article describes the fact that treatment carried out without psychopharmacotherapy not only often does not cure the patient, but also leads to persistent refusal of patients from treatment.

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