hallucinogen-induced psychotic disorder

prominent hallucinations, delusions, or both due to hallucinogen intoxication that are not recognized by the individual as having been induced by hallucinogens. The hallucinations and delusions exceed those usually associated with such intoxication, being sufficiently severe to warrant clinical attention. Also called hallucinogen hallucinosis.

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December 20th 2024

dysthymic disorder

in DSM–IV–TR, a mood disorder characterized by symptoms that are less severe but more enduring than those in major depressive disorder. It is identified as persistent depressive disorder in DSM–5. Also called dysthymia.