Dyxlexia and Comorbidity

Dr. W. Pringle - Morgan initially explained dyslexia as "congenital blindness" because it was normal in all learning except that obstacle to reading is clearly unreadable (Morgan, 1896). In order to test the severity of childhood deficiency, Dr. Morgan designed a simple test to judge the patient's literacy ability, and from the result, it is not possible for the patient to write a word as it says I learned. Identify all words in the text, except for the simplest words.

Comorbidities or co-morbidities are obtained through DRG and major-minor diagnosis, and the severity of comorbidities is measured by various strategies. (I) a summary of comorbidities that reflect various conditions that resulted in hospitalization, (ii) a summary of DRG (disease) staging that reflects the severity of hospitalization. For example, staging is mapped from a comorbidity diagnostic list to a severity range of 1 to 4, the first stage being the least severe disease and the fourth stage being a death. In the absence of facility software to measure severity, hospital card data includes hospitalization period, hospitalization type (plan / emergency), hospitalization type (surgery / other), DRG and DRG weight. The number of discharges from the hospital is based on the average resources spent on DRG patients treatment.

Complications of mental disorders Hypochondrias are very coexistent with diseases of axis I and axis II, complicating treatment. Almost half of the patients with suspected symptoms also have a bad mood (45%) or severe depression (43%). Other comorbidities include phobia (38%), somatization (21%), panic disorder (17%), and obsessive compulsive disorder (8%) 6. Prognosis is considered more promising for patients who do not have a third personality disorder.

We organize data from multiple obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) treatment centers in seven countries and five continents and analyze OCD co-morbidity, compulsive disorder and complications onset age, suicide from the viewpoint of clinical and ethnic diversity Reporting related outcomes This sample is designed to investigate the usefulness of cultural differences and the classification of psychiatric diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive diseases and related diseases. Researchers in the field of obsessive compulsive disorder were asked to provide comprehensive statistics on suicide in patients with current and lifelong psychiatric complications, age of obsessive compulsive disorder and comorbidity, and obsessive-compulsive disorder . The data from 3711 patients with major obsessive-compulsive disorder are Brazil (n = 955), India (n = 802), Italy (n = 750), South Africa (n = 565), Japan (n = 322), Australia = 322). = 219) and Spain (n = 98). Depression is also the most common lifelong diagnosis and the incidence is 50.5% (n = 1874).